Adam B. Stirrup
Attorney
Adam B. Stirrup (Co-Counsel) obtained the Number 1 Professional Malpractice Verdict in the United States in 2021 in Merlo vs. American Ambulance.
Mr. Stirrup is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in the State of California. He is a member of the State Bar of California, the Fresno County Bar Association, the Kings County Bar Association and the Federal Bar Association.
Verdicts & settlements
Mr. Stirrup primarily practices in the areas of civil and commercial litigation, including plaintiff’s personal injury, wrongful death, business torts, UM/UIM, insurance bad faith, products liability, and wrongful termination.
The following cases are some of the verdicts and settlements that Mr. Stirrup has obtained on behalf of his clients:
$49.8 Million – Merlo v. American Ambulance – Medical Malpractice (Co-Counsel)
$8 Million – John Doe v. John Doe and John Doe Corporation – Personal Injury (Co-Counsel)
$7.9 Million – Ortiz v. Chipotle Mexican Grill – Defamation/Discrimination (Co–Counsel)
$6.4 Million – John Doe v. Jane Doe Corporation – Auto Accident/Personal Injury (Co–Counsel)
$5.7 Million – Antunez v. JMY Properties I, Inc. – Electrocution/Wrongful Death (Co–Counsel)
$5 Million – Wilson v. E & B Bulk Transportation, Inc. – Personal Injury
$4.5 Million – Garcia v. Leguizano – Auto Accident/Personal Injury
$4.2 Million – Jane Doe v. John Doe Corporation – Wrongful Death (Co–Counsel)
$4.2 Million – John Doe (Minor) v. Trampoline Park – Spinal Cord Injury
$4 Million – John Doe (Minor) v. John Doe Corporation – Auto Accident/Wrongful Death
$3.7 Million – John Doe v. Equipment Manufacturer – Products Liability/Personal Injury (Co–Counsel)
$3 Million – Charles Liddell v. Cuesta Title/Stewart Title of California – Escrow Fraud (Co–Counsel)
$3 Million – John Doe v. Jane Doe Corporation – Auto Accident/Personal Injury
$3 Million – Steven Neal v. R-N-R Trucking – Wrongful Death/Personal Injury (Co-Counsel)
$3 Million – Juan Cabrera v. Western AG & Turf, Inc. – Personal Injury (Co-Counsel)
$2.5 Million – Mallery v. John Doe – Auto Accident/Personal Injury (Co-Counsel)
$2.2 Million – John Doe (Minor) v. Property Owner – Personal Injury (Co–Counsel)
$1.7 Million – John Does v. Jane Doe Corporations – Wrongful Death/Personal Injury (Co-Counsel)
$1.6 Million – Burkdoll v. Equipment Manufacturer – Products Liability/Personal Injury
$1.6 Million – Jane Doe (Minor) v. Weed Man Company – Auto Accident/Personal Injury
$1 Million – Cook v. Kos – Personal Injury
$1 Million – John Doe (Minor) v. Charter School – Personal Injury
$850,000 – Jane Doe v. John Doe Corporation – Auto Accident/Personal Injury
$800,000 – John Doe v. Jane Doe – Auto Accident/Personal Injury
$785,000 – Henry v. Verengo Solar – Personal Injury (Co–Counsel)
Honors & Achievements
- Mr. Stirrup received an AV Preeminent rating from the Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Ratings. This is the highest possible rating an attorney can receive, which indicates the highest levels of professionalism and utmost ethical standards.
- In every year since 2021, Mr. Stirrup has been selected as a Northern California Super Lawyer.
- Mr. Stirrup was designated as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer by the National Trial Lawyers. The National Trial Lawyers also designated him as one of the Top 40 Lawyers under 40 years of age in the State of California.
- From 2012 to 2020, Mr. Stirrup was selected for inclusion in the Northern California Rising Stars list, a distinction only bestowed upon 2.5% of the attorneys in Northern California.
- He was also honored as a “40 Under 40″ by Business Street Online who recognizes the top young business professionals in the public and private sectors in Central California who are leaders in the community and have experienced great success before the age of 40.
- Mr. Stirrup has been recognized with Mr. Paboojian and Mr. Bell for obtaining one of the Top 50 Verdicts in California in the year 2018 for the case of Ortiz vs. Chipotle and for obtaining one of the Top 100 Verdicts in California in the year 2015 for the case of Charles Liddell v. Cuesta Title Co.