Dallas attorney Adam Shniderman joins Texas appellate firm ADJ

Adam Shniderman, a Dallas attorney, has joined Alexander Dubose & Jefferson LLP, a prominent Texas appellate firm. He brings a wealth of experience, having previously served as a staff attorney for Justice Evan A. Young of the Supreme Court of Texas and clerked for Justice Brett Busby and Judge Jay S. Bybee. His academic background includes a Ph.D. in law and society and a law degree from the University of Michigan, where he graduated magna cum laude. Shniderman has a notable publication record, with over 20 peer-reviewed articles, including contributions to prestigious journals such as the Yale Law Journal and the University of South Carolina Law Review. His research on juror perceptions has gained attention in major media outlets, and his work on insurance coverage has been cited in federal court cases, highlighting his influence in the legal field. The managing partner of ADJ, Marcy Hogan Greer, emphasized Shniderman's unique combination of scholarly insight and practical experience, which will benefit the firm and its clients. ADJ is known for its collaborative approach to litigation, integrating appellate counsel and trial lawyers to enhance client outcomes. With offices in major Texas cities, ADJ boasts a team of highly recognized attorneys, including former justices and clerks from various courts. Shniderman's addition to the firm reinforces its reputation as a leading appellate practice in Texas, and he expressed enthusiasm for working alongside such accomplished colleagues.