Attorney Conrad Adams has been honored as a Texas SuperLawyer every year from 2016 to 2023. Currently, he heads up several of Matthews & Associates’ pharmaceutical litigations. He also ran the firm’s Risperdal, Reglan and Accutane litigation teams. Mr. Adams has also handled medical device injury claims, product liability, and various other personal injury litigation, including cases resulting from automobile design defects and exposures to toxins. As an attorney, Conrad applies the same aggressive approach to the practice of law that earned him the privilege of representing the USA in the Olympic Games. He is licensed to practice law in Texas, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Colorado.

A Client’s Note: Oct. 2, 2020

"Dear Mr. Adams, Just a note to express my appreciation for the manner in which you handled my case. You made every effort to obtain as much of a settlement as possible. I respect the manner in which you persistently approach the opponent very professionally and tactfully. You were successful in negotiating the maximum settlement. I appreciate your efforts and your professionalism." – Adolfo V. of Texas

U.S. Olympic Captain

Mr. Adams competed in the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain, as captain of the U.S. Pentathlon team. He was raised as an army brat in Colorado, Tennessee, Germany, and Virginia, where he attended Virginia Episcopal School for three years and graduated from Stafford High School. He attended N.C. State as a member of the Swimming and Diving team, then moved to Texas in 1989 to train for the Olympics.

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Litigation Percentage

100% of Practice Devoted to Litigation