Adam Corren

Adam Corren, a native of Stockton, has dedicated his life to both his community and the practice of law. A valedictorian of Lincoln High School's class of 1986, Adam's academic excellence set the foundation for his future achievements. He received a degree in History at UCLA, and then continued his education at Pepperdine University, where he earned both a law degree and an MBA.

In 2002, at the age of 33, Adam made history as one of the youngest individuals to serve as President of the San Joaquin County Bar Association. This milestone was a testament to his leadership, dedication, and the respect he commanded within the legal community. Since beginning his law practice in 1996, Adam has zealously represented thousands of individuals and businesses in employment, real estate, and personal injury cases.

One of the standout cases in Adam's career involved representing a client in an employment discrimination lawsuit against Stockton Unified School District. This case, which spanned a decade of litigation, showcased Adam's unwavering commitment to his clients. His persistence led to a successful appeal before the Third District Court of Appeals and culminated in a seven-figure monetary award following the successful conclusion of two jury trials.