Expertise
Humanity
Adam specialises in criminal law as well as regulatory and health and safety law. He qualified as a Jersey Solicitor in 2010 and was called as an Advocate in 2013. Adam has extensive experience as a trial advocate and regularly appears before the Magistrate’s Court and the Royal Court. He previously worked for the Law Officers Department, where he prosecuted cases in the Royal Court on behalf of the Attorney-General.
I didn’t plan to be a lawyer. I studied politics and history at university because they are fascinating subjects, but I had no great ambition to be a historian, still less a politician. I had to choose something, so I chose law, specifically criminal law. Perhaps because I watched too many police procedurals and courtroom dramas when I should have been studying. In real life legal practice is not as dramatic (or glamourous) as on film. But it is interesting and challenging work and it gives me the opportunity to help people through difficult times.
