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Adam is an effective advocate with experience advising clients across a range of complex and contentious disputes.

Adam frequently obtains favourable outcomes on behalf of his clients. He provides trusted counsel to organizations, executives, PEPs, and professional athletes on a range of complex matters, including commercial, sports and entertainment, employment, quasi-criminal, and medical malpractice disputes. Adam has extensive international experience working across a diverse client base, and brings a nuanced understanding of cultural and geopolitical context to negotiations. He has appeared before the Courts and arbitral panels in a number of jurisdictions within Canada and internationally.

Adam also has a background in technology-related and defamation disputes, and is a member of the litigation team representing Google LLC in Canada. As lead researcher with the Samuelson-Glushko Centre for Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) from 2016-2018, Adam also assisted counsel with oral and written submissions for several interventions at the Supreme Court of Canada, including: Google v Equustek, Haaretz.com v Mitchell Goldhar, R v Jarvis, BC v Philip Morris, and Rogers v Voltage.

Adam is also active outside of the office. He enjoys endurance sports and football, and trained with the University of Toronto's Varsity Track & Field Team.