Adam has a wealth of experience in cases of this type, having been brought into his prior role at a time where his team was embedded within a counter fraud team. As such, he been regularly instructed to settle pleadings and to appear at trial and in cases which feature issues in relating to fraud rings, causation of injury, low velocity impacts, phantom passengers and induced or staged collisions.

From 2017 onwards, Adam has developed a broad injury practice and is comfortable in dealing with matters across the full spectrum of claims, whether on the Fast Track or the Multi Track.

Adam prides himself on his drafting work and he has significant experience in settling pleadings on a wide variety of issues and valuations. Additionally, he has been regularly asked sought after for his advice on complicated cases; advice he aims to provide swiftly, but also comprehensively and clearly.

Adam also has experience of dealing with trials which involve credit hire.

Adam has a particular interest in Clinical Negligence and is expanding his practice into this field.

Adam accepts instructions in a range of inquests, acting on behalf of a variety of clients including bereaved families and other interested persons, public bodies and corporate entities.

As an experienced practitioner, both as a solicitor and latterly as a barrister, Adam has the excellent client care skills and the expertise needed to work sensitively with bereaved clients and help them navigate this painful process.

PIBA

2:1 LLB Law – University of Leeds, LPC – Chester College of Law, Higher Rights of Audience (Civil) – BPP (Manchester) 2017