He is the latest in a series of partners who have joined Winston’s Miami office. The firm recently announced the arrival of corporate Partner Carl A. Fornaris and litigation Partner Jared R. Kessler and that of corporate partners Craig V. Rasile and Nicholas E. Rodríguez. This rapid expansion occurred shortly after Winston announced the launch of its Miami office in May with six partners.

“Miami’s increasingly dynamic business growth means clients have an even greater need for litigation counsel to avoid or resolve disputes that may arise,” said Miami Office Managing Partner Enrique J. Martin. “Adam’s proven, high-stakes litigation experience equips Winston’s Miami office with a heightened capacity for providing vigorous advocacy on behalf of companies that power our economy.”

Adam concentrates his practice on complex commercial, business, class action, and product liability litigation in federal and state courts throughout the United States and before domestic and international arbitration panels. He represents clients in a wide array of disputes, including those involving commercial transactions, breaches of contract, business torts, fraud, deceptive and unfair trade practices, federal and state consumer protection statutes, fiduciary relationships, mergers and acquisitions, banking, and corporate governance. Adam also represents public and private clients in internal investigations, regulatory and enforcement actions, and compliance reviews. He maintains an active pro bono practice and serves as a gubernatorially appointed Commissioner on the nine-member Judicial Nominating Commission that selects judicial candidates for appointment to Florida’s Third District Court of Appeals.

“Winston’s commitment to Miami includes providing top-caliber client service with a cohesive team of South Florida’s finest lawyers,” said Winston Chairman Tom Fitzgerald. “Adam is a great addition to that team. His deep and wide-ranging litigation experience will bolster the office’s defense capabilities and materially contribute to Winston’s well-earned litigation credentials.”