LAWYERS

Adam Sanderson is a complex business litigation attorney. To each case, he brings a dedication, intensity, and thoroughness of preparation that are indispensable to a commercial law firm. Adam has successfully represented both plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal courts and arbitration proceedings in jurisdictions throughout the United States.

Adam's clients have included a wide range of businesses, including hotel owners and operators, technology firms, hedge funds, and real estate trusts, among others. He has also represented individuals, including entrepreneurs, small business owners, and physicians.

Before joining RGM, Adam assisted in representing one of the world's leading hotel owners in a high-stakes, owner-operator dispute before an arbitration panel in California. In another case, he served as lead counsel for the owners of a Dallas based software development company in a bet-the-business litigation involving claims for trade secret misappropriation, copyright infringement, conspiracy, and fraud. Most recently, his experience has included representation of a commercial hospitality tenant in downtown Dallas against claims by the owner/landlord for more than $60 million under a commercial lease; representation of a product development company in a $15 million contract dispute; and representation of a group of limited partners and real-estate investors with claims for more than $8 million against a securities firm and bank for fraud and conspiracy.

Adam's brand of advocacy has earned him the respect of his peers, having been recognized in Texas Monthly magazine as a "Texas Rising Star" in commercial litigation for the years 2010, 2011, and 2012. Adam is a member of the American Bar Association, Dallas Bar Association, and the Texas State Bar.

 

Adam Sanderson

Partner



Education

University of Pennsylvania Law School

Juris Doctor, cum laude, 2006

University of Texas at Arlington

M.B.A., 2002

Southern Polytechnic State University

Bachelor of Science, 1995

Admissions

Texas Supreme Court; Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals; U.S. District Court for the Northern and Eastern Districts of Texas