Adam is a graduate of the Lincoln Alexander School of Law and holds a BScH in Biology from Queen’s University. His background in scientific research has helped him develop a methodical approach in his practice of law. Having clerked for Judges at the Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville, he has gained unique insight into how adjudicators think. Having been exposed to criminal law and regulatory practices prior to this call to the Bar, Adam joined LFD Law eager to create a practice focusing on the various branches of administrative law and the unique style of advocacy it demands.

Since joining the firm in October 2024, he has written responses and factums supporting licensing applications, good character hearings and capacity and conduct matters before the Law Society of Ontario and the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. He also provides summary legal advice through the Duty Counsel Project and acts as Duty Counsel at the Law Society Tribunal’s Proceedings Management Committee.