Adam R. deNOBRIGA

704-755-9462

 adam@jdlawcarolinas.com

Legal Elite 2022 Top Construction Lawyer

SuperLawyers Top Litigator

Adam deNobriga's practice focuses on construction defect litigation, property damage litigation and professional malpractice litigation. With over eleven years of litigation experience, Adam has concentrated his legal career primarily in the construction sector, including the following:

•     *Representing general contractors and subcontractors with regard to claims of defective construction
•   *Counseling design professionals regarding claims related to plans, specifications, and calculations
•  *Representing owners, design professionals, and contractors in litigation ranging from single-family residences to large, multi-family and commercial projects  
•  *General litigation and contract matters for participants in the construction industry

Adam practices in the North Carolina Superior Court, including the North Carolina Business Court, and North Carolina Federal Courts. He is licensed to practice in both North Carolina and Tennessee.

While at the University of Memphis where he obtained his law degree, Adam was awarded the Dean's Award of Excellence for Best Appellate Brief and the Dean's Award of Excellence for the Best Oral Advocate. Adam also earned the Cleveland Drennon, Jr. Memorial Scholarship.

 "While I enjoy the day-to-day challenges associated with litigation, it is the opportunity to counsel clients that I find especially rewarding. Every case, question, problem, and issue presents a unique occasion to find solutions that serve the best interests of the client. The trust clients place in us as counselors is paramount to the practice of law. "

When away from the office, Adam enjoys hiking, playing golf, pulling for Tottenham Hotspur, watching college football, reading a good book, and spending time with his wife and their two sons.

EDUCATION

Rhodes College (B.A., 2006)

University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law (J.D., 2010); Member, University of Memphis Law Review

Bar & Court Admittance

2015, North Carolina

2011, Mississippi (currently inactive)

2010, Tennessee