Adam L. Browser has more than three decades of experience in construction law, alternative dispute resolution and commercial litigation.  He provides practical advice to general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and owners in all aspects of construction law, from negotiating and drafting construction contracts, providing day-to-day advice for ongoing projects, preparing and responding to claims, filing and discharging liens, conducting trials, pursuing appeals and negotiating resolutions.  He is outside general counsel for several small, privately owned construction companies.  Adam was selected to the 2021-2024 New York Metro Super Lawyers lists for construction litigation.

In addition to construction law, his broad litigation experience includes contracts, creditor’s rights, foreclosure, insurance, judgment enforcement, landlord-tenant, partnerships and other business relationships, real estate and title claims. He has handled disputes for Fortune 500, mid-size, small companies, sole proprietorships and individuals.  Adam has handled cases in Federal and New York State Court, and in various dispute resolution forums, such as the American Arbitration Association.  In 2022, he achieved a landmark attorneys’ fee award for his successful defense of a residential mortgage foreclosure action.

Adam is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Hofstra University’s Maurice A. Deane School of Law.  He is currently Chair of the Nassau County Bar Association’s Construction Law Committee.  He previously served as a director of the Nassau County Bar Association and a trustee of Temple Beth David.  He was General Counsel to the Professional Remodeling Organization of New York and the Long Island and New York City chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.