Adam Iggers

Adam Iggers joined Paliare Roland as an associate after working as a summer and articling student at the firm. Adam has a growing civil litigation practice with a focus on employment law, administrative law and general civil litigation.

At the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Adam volunteered with the Indigenous Human Rights Program and the David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights. He also served as the Co-Chief Justice of the Callaghan Cup moot competition, received the course prize for standing first in Indigenous Peoples and the Constitution of Canada, and was awarded the Justin Basinger Memorial Award for the best academic paper on an Indigenous law topic.

Before law school, Adam earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts (International Political Economy) at Trent University and a Master of Arts (Political Science) at York University. Adam also worked as a program director for an international humanitarian organization.