Adam
Loewy is a personal injury trial lawyer. He devotes his career to representing Texans who have been seriously injured or killed due to the wrongful actions of others. His passion lies in helping people put their lives back together after a traumatic event and obtaining justice for them.
Adam’s practice focuses on serious personal injury and wrongful death cases. He does all of these cases on a contingency fee basis because he believes that his firm should only be compensated if it wins for its clients.
Adam is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, which is a select group of lawyers who have settled a case for over $1 million dollars. Less than 1% of lawyers in the entire country are members of this distinguished Forum.
Adam’s legal accomplishments have been recognized in the community and by his fellow lawyers. Recently, Adam was named a Lifetime Fellow of the Texas Bar, which is an honor that is given to less than one-third of 1% of Texas lawyers.
Adam started his own law firm one year after graduating from the University of Texas School of Law. He then joined up with his good friend, Carl R. Barry, and formed Barry & Loewy LLP in April 2006. Since its founding, Barry & Loewy LLP has recovered tens of millions of dollars in actual settlements for its clients.
Equally important, Adam is very committed to his clients and has developed meaningful friendships with each person he has represented. He considers each client a lifelong friend and works extremely hard to achieve the best possible results in every case.
In addition to helping people in his legal practice, Adam gives his time and money to charitable organizations in the Austin community.
Select Prior Cases
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Negotiated a $1,000,000 settlement for an Austin
family whose son was tragically shot and killed by an
Austin police officer. The police officer had previously
engaged in prior acts of excessive force against
citizens before shooting the young man twice in the back
in June of 2007. The City of Austin terminated the
officer after the incident.
The City of Austin terminated the officer after the incident. The final settlement for the parents was $1,000,000 and the net recovery was approximately $550,000.00.
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Negotiated a $565,000 settlement for an Austin man who was
involved in a life-altering motorcycle accident. The man
was riding his motorcycle on Bee Caves Road when a car made
an unsafe left turn and slammed into him. The man suffered
multiple fractures to his pelvis and required extensive surgery.
The net recovery to the Austin man was $371,000.
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Negotiated a $600,000 settlement for a Houston-area man involved
in an 18-wheeler accident. The man was rear-ended at a stop light
and suffered a serious back injury. The man’s prior lawyer
had encouraged him to take a settlement of $50,000 but wisely,
the man rejected that advice and hired Barry & Loewy LLP.
The net recovery to the client was approximately
$335,000.00.
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Negotiated a $470,000 settlement for an Austin teenager seriously
injured in a car accident. The driver of the car had been drinking
alcohol and ran into a concrete pole supporting a MoPac bridge.
The teenager suffered serious injuries but thankfully made a full recovery.
The net recovery to the client was approximately
$250,000.00.
Education
Adam earned his Juris Doctorate degree from The University of Texas School of Law, where he was elected to the Phi Delta Phi Honor Society. He earned his B.A. degree (with Honors) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was a finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship.
Leadership Roles
Adam is a leader in several legal and community organizations:
- Board of Directors, Austin Young Lawyers Association (AYLA)
- Board of Directors, American Youthworks (school for at-risk youth)
- Board of Directors, University of Wisconsin Alumni of Austin
- President, Travis County MUD No. 17 (overseeing $40 Million real estate project in Pflugerville)
Professional Affiliations
Adam is a member of several legal organizations:
- Million Dollar Advocates Forum (Lifetime member)
- State Bar of Texas
- Austin Bar Association
- Texas Trial Lawyers Association
- Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association
