Adam is an articled student at Guild Yule LLP. He is from Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island and received his Juris Doctor from the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University in 2026. Before law school, Adam studied at Dalhousie University and received a BSc and MSc in mathematics. He was primarily an algebraist, but also conducted academic research in graph theory, mathematical logic, and theoretical computer science.
In law school, Adam was an active member of the Dalhousie Student Advocacy Service, an organization of law students assisting those facing allegations of academic integrity offences. Adam spent his summers during law school as a research assistant at the school. He spent his first summer doing research on topics related to the effect of the law on the use and regulation of information in society. In his second summer, he revised Schulich’s in-house family law textbook and sections of a textbook on international and transnational criminal law.
Outside of law, you can find Adam walking around the streets of Vancouver and its many parks. He enjoys playing folk instruments, reading, writing, and continuing to learn on his own, with a particular interest in the social sciences and cultural theory.