About Adam
Adam Blaier earned his Juris Doctor from Pace Law School in 2016 and later finished study at Pennsylvania State University’s University Park campus in 2021. He moved from educational education into practice right now after law school and constructed knowledge in each regulation company and in-house settings. Those two credentials anchor a profession that has mixed transactional work and corporate counsel duties.
His first indexed role following law school was as a paralegal and affiliate at Marc J. Bern & Partners LLP in 2016. He then took roles in-residence in 2017, serving as corporate counsel for Manhattan Telecommunications Corporation and as chief legal officer for First Tek, Inc. By 2019 he used to be practicing as a startup and business lawyer at the Law Office of Elliott J. Brown in Marlboro, New Jersey. He is admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, and his work has moved between personal practice and company legal departments.
Blaier’s knowledge covers the kinds of matters that often fall to transactional counsel in early-stage and based companies. He handles entity formation, contract drafting and bargaining, company governance issues and business agreements. His background as in-house counsel gives him familiarity with operational and compliance questions that occur when firms scale or reorganize. He also plays regimen transactional work for small businesses and startups, advising on the files and company systems the ones clients want to operate.
At the Law Office of Elliott J. Brown in Marlboro, Blaier has targeted on startup and enterprise matters since 2019. He works with founders, small firms and company clients on transactions and corporate governance. The practice emphasizes realistic, record-driven answers for business clients. His recent practice concentrates on startup and business law.
