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Adam earned his J.D., cum laude, from The George Washington University Law School in 2013, where he served as an executive editor of The George Washington Law Review and as a member of the Moot Court Board. He holds a B.A., cum laude, from The George Washington University (2006). He is admitted in Massachusetts and before the United States District Court of Massachusetts, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.

Adam received the National Business Institute’s Outstanding Faculty Award (2023). He has been named a Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Excellence in Law Up and Coming Lawyer (2025), a Massachusetts Super Lawyers Rising Star in Real Estate (2024, 2025), a Boston Magazine Top Lawyer (2024, 2025), and one of the New England Real Estate Journal’s Ones to Watch – Rising Stars (2024). He was selected for the Boston Future Leaders Program, a 10-month leadership initiative by Harvard Business School and the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce (2024), and was the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce’s Emerging Leader of the Year (2022).

Adam serves on the Boston Bar Association’s Privacy, Security, & Digital Law Group Steering Committee and its Curriculum Advisory Committee, and is a member of the American Bar Association’s Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Group, the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Business Law Artificial Intelligence Practice Group, the Massachusetts Real Estate Bar Association’s Artificial Intelligence Task Force, and the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s Future Tech Leadership Council. His community roles have included the Performing Arts Center of Metrowest Board of Directors (2022–2026) and the Wayland Trust Fund Commission (2019 – Present).

Adam’s recent programs on generative AI include “Top ChatGPT and Generative AI Blunders Paralegals Are Currently Making” for the Institute for Paralegal Education (February 2026), the Boston Bar Association panel “Generative AI in Business: Ethical, Legal, and Practical Considerations for Lawyers” (February 2025), and “Balancing Efficiency & Ethics: AI in the Legal Profession” for Pilgrim Advocates (October 2025). He has presented twice for myLawCLE audiences: “Practical AI Tools for Litigators: Strengths and Weaknesses” (August 2024) and, with the Federal Bar Association, “ChatGPT and Generative AI: Transforming Estate Planning Strategies” (February 2024). His writing on the technology includes “Is Your AI Use Protected from Disclosure? It’s Complicated.” (August 2026) and “ChatGPT in the Workplace: Employers Beware” (June 2023).

In his litigation practice, Adam obtained summary judgment in land use disputes, secured a complete judgment for homeowner clients — including an award of attorneys’ fees under M.G.L. c. 93A — after a five-day jury trial in Middlesex Superior Court, and negotiated settlements across employment, contract, and tort-based claims. He counsels clients on best practices to avoid litigation and mitigate risk.