Adam B. Chambers

Adam has represented hundreds and hundreds of insureds while handling a wide variety of cases for insurance clients, including premises liability cases, automobile accident cases, products liability cases, defamation and disparagement cases, and copyright and trademark infringement cases. Some examples of these cases are:

• Tried to a defense verdict a serious personal injury case involving snowmobiles and recreational use of snowmobiles in Buffalo, New York
• Tried to a defense verdict a wrongful death and personal injury case involving a motorcycle rider and passenger in Montgomery County, Texas
• Successfully represented a prominent Rio Grande Valley physician against claims of defamation and business disparagement
• Tried to a defense verdict a premises liability claim against a major Houston-area shopping mall

Adam has handled a wide variety of construction defect claims on behalf of clients, including cases involving residential, commercial, entertainment and industrial facilities. Some examples are:

• Securing a Summary Judgment in favor of an EIFS installer against an EIFS manufacturer
• Trying to defense verdict a case involving the lights on top of the Toyota Center
• Trying to a defense verdict a case involving claims by an independent living facility developer against an HVAC contractor.
• Defending an Austin-area luxury residential developer against claims by a celebrity owner in excess of $27 million.

Adam has represented dozens of trucking and transport companies and independent owner-operators against claims brought by personal injury Plaintiffs, including personal injury claims throughout the State of Texas.

Adam has represented businesses alleged to have copied trademarks, tradenames and other copyrights of dozens of businesses, including a commercial landlord, a musical production company, a specialty candy manufacturer and a natural gas equipment manufacturing company. Some examples are:

• Tried to a defense verdict claims of copyright and tradename infringement by an oilfield services company against a manufacturer of natural gas equipment.

Adam has represented a number of businesses in a wide range of disputes, including alleged breaches of contract, breaches of fiduciary duties, asbestos exposure, and violations of CERCLA and the TSWDA. Some examples are:

• Represented a local retail electric provider in various claims by former managers, employees and officers
• Represented a tube manufacturer in cases of alleged asbestos exposure of prior employees, and in a case involving alleged environmental contamination.