Adam’s practice focuses on litigating corporate and commercial disputes and government-related matters. He acts for clients in complex litigation that is often related to energy and the environment. Adam has appeared in provincial and federal courts, as well as administrative tribunals. He also has experience in domestic and international arbitration.
Prior to joining Osler, Adam was counsel for the Department of Justice Canada, where he maintained a litigation and advisory practice for departments across the federal government. In that role, Adam regularly resolved judicial reviews and civil claims relating to government decision-making.
Adam received his Juris Doctor from Queen’s University, where he was actively involved in student governance and community initiatives. Adam was honoured with the Agnes Benedickson Tricolour Award, the highest tribute that can be paid to a student of Queen’s University for extra-curricular service.
Community Involvement
- Duty Counsel, Pro Bono Law Alberta (2023–Present)
- Queen’s Legal Aid, Caseworker (2016–2017)
Credentials
Education
- Queen’s University, Doctor of Law (J.D.)
- University of Groningen, Netherlands (International Law School Exchange)
- Queen’s University, Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Political Studies
Languages
- English
Professional Affiliations
- Canadian Bar Association
- Law Society of Ontario
- Law Society of Alberta
