Adam's practice is exclusively devoted to criminal defense, where he represents individuals being investigated for or formally charged with all manner of offenses, from simple possession of marijuana to first-degree drug charges. His passion for criminal defense began as a first-year law student interning for the Essex County Public Defender's Office through Seton Hall Law School's Pro Bono Program. Since graduating Seton Hall in 2004, he has represented individuals accused of murder, burglary, aggravated assault, weapons violations, promotion of gambling, gang-related offenses, and many others. In each case, Adam works diligently to advocate for his clients and to protect their rights.