Scott M. Adams

Scott graduated from law school at Wake Forest University in 1997 and immediately went to work representing injured people by opening the Concord office of Tim L. Harris & Associates. He was amazed to learn how poorly injured people were treated by the insurance companies who were supposed to be "on your side," and quickly realized that he had chosen the right area of the law. Scott loves to fight for "the little guy" against these powerful companies and to do whatever is necessary to insure justice for his clients.

While working for the Harris firm (later Harris Ragan Patterson & Rodgers), Scott met Brent Patterson, who shared his philosophy of client service, hard work, and dedication to justice. It was while the two were working together as partners in that firm that Patterson Adams was first conceived.

Scott has tried cases throughout North Carolina, but has spent most of his time representing the people of Cabarrus and Rowan Counties. Scott believes in giving every one of his clients the kind of personal attention and concern that is not possible for the lawyers at the big city Mega-firms.

Scott lives with his wife, Jolene, and their three children in Concord, where he is actively involved in the community.

Biography
Born:	July 3, 1971 (Takoma Park, Maryland)
Admitted:	1997, North Carolina and U.S. District Court, Western District of North Carolina
Education:	Wake Forest University School of Law, J.D., 1997
	(Member: Moot Court Board, Trial Bar)
	College of William & Mary, B.A. (Government & History), 1992
Member:	North Carolina State Bar
	North Carolina Association of Trial Lawyers
	Cabarrus County Bar Association
	Million Dollar Advocates Forum