Adam J. Naughton

Adam graduated from Temple University Beasley School of Law, where he attended on a Full-Tuition Scholarship. He served as a Staff Editor of the Temple Law Review and received numerous awards for distinguished class performance. His law school experience also included completion of Temple Law’s Integrated Trial Advocacy Program and additional advanced coursework focused on trial advocacy. He was also on the Dean’s List and worked as a Teaching Fellow for a constitutional law class taught by Professor Laura Little. 

While attending law school he served as a Summer Law Clerk for the Honorable Thomas I. Vanaskie on the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. He also worked as a summer intern for the Federal Community Defender Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, where he had the opportunity to work with Federal Public Defenders in addition to the Eastern District of Pennsylvania’s Reentry Court. His work with the Eastern District of Pennsylvania’s Reentry Court consisted mainly of representation of recently released federal offenders in a variety of legal matters to assist their reentry into society.

Before joining McQuaide Blasko, Adam spent four years representing clients in a wide variety of personal injury matters. Adam currently focuses his practice on health care law and litigation, including complex medical professional liability defense.

When not practicing law, Adam enjoys playing guitar, basketball, and golf.