Adam M. Bridgers

Adam M. Bridgers joined the law firm of Richard L. Robertson & Associates, PA in March of 2010 after obtaining his license to practice law in North Carolina and working as a consultant for Huron Consulting Group, LLC. Serving as a member of its inaugural class, Adam earned his J.D. from the Charlotte School of law graduating cum laude. During his tenure at Charlotte Law, Adam served as Editor-in-Chief of the Charlotte Law Review and as the law school’s first Student Bar Association President. He also was inducted into the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Fraternity. For his outstanding contribution to the success of Charlotte School of Law, Adam received the Dean’s Special Recognition Award.

Prior to joining Richard L. Robertson & Associates, PA, Adam worked as a Legal Consultant for Huron Consulting Group, LLC, one of the largest consulting firms in the United States. During law school, he spent two summers in the Business Litigation Practice Group at Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, one of the largest North Carolina based law firms in the nation, where he gained significant business litigation experience assisting to defend employers in a variety of business related matters. Adam also gained invaluable legal experience as a summer law clerk to U.S. District Court Judge Frank D. Whitney and as a judicial extern to U.S. Magistrate Judge David Keesler, both judges in the Western District of North Carolina.

Adam currently resides in Charlotte and remains active in the community. He serves as a member of UNC-Charlotte’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Advisory Board, the Board of the Lupus Foundation of America Piedmont Chapter, and the Board of the Law and Community Foundation.