A native of Watkinsville, Georgia, and an experienced litigator and politico, Adam graduated from the University of Georgia, magna cum laude, (Phi Beta Kappa/Blue Key/SGA President) before earning law and master’s degrees from Columbia Law School (Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar) and Teachers College, respectively. Adam practiced law with some of the brightest minds in Washington, D.C. before heading home to offer legal and policy assistance to statewide political campaigns and to clerk for federal judges.

Experience trying cases running the gamut from complex financial institutional liability to straightforward landlord/tenant issues enables Adam to deploy his skills with confidence, precision, and verve. He now pursues a diverse practice allowing him to offer clients with difficult problems a wide array of solutions, from a simple telephone call or demand letter to public policy analysis all the way through trials and appeals. Examples of areas in which he has litigated or intervened include:

• Business Torts
• Class Actions
• Consumer Lending (such as RESPA, TILA, FCRA, and TCPA)
• Contracts
• Election Law and Ethics Violations
• False Claims Act, FIRREA Violations, and Whistleblower Actions
• Federal, Section 1983, and State Civil Rights
• State Regulatory Disputes / Regulation Violations
• Temporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary Injunctions

Adam seeks out pro bono opportunities, particularly those involving voting rights and constitutional law.