Houston Personal Injury Attorney Profiles
Adam Pulaski
Adam was born in Houston, Texas. He was admitted to the Bar in 1991 and is licensed to practice in all Texas State Courts, and the Southern District of Texas.
Practice Areas
Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Toxic Torts, Environmental Torts, Pharmaceutical Litigation, Securities Litigation and Consumer Fraud.
Education
B.A. University of Texas, 1987;
J.D. University of Houston Law School, 1990;
Law Review- South Texas College of Law, 1988.
Affiliations
American Trial Lawyers Association (ATLA), Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA), Houston Trial Lawyers Association (HTLA), and American Bar Association (ABA).
Casework
In 2005, Adam was successful in negotiating one of the first nationwide round II opt-out settlements for the Fen-Phen Diet Drug Litigation. In addition, he is currently representing thousands of clients in Zyprexa, Vioxx, Guidant Defibrilator and other mass tort litigation. Recently, he was one of the first to file a lawsuit for the Guidant Defibrilator litigation in the State of Texas. Hard work, determination and personal attention are things that you can expect when being represented by Adam and the firm of Pulaski & Middleman.
David Middleman
David was born in Alexandria, VA. He was admitted to the Bar in 1994 and is licensed to practice in all Texas State Courts.
Practice Areas
Pharmaceutical litigation, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Auto and Truck accidents, Toxic torts, Property and Air Contamination and Wrongful Death.
Education
Oklahoma City University Law School, J.D., 1994
University of Houston, Houston, Texas, B.S., 1991
Member, State Bar of Texas since 1994
Personal Statement
I am very serious about my commitment to fight for the rights of the injured victims and their families. I make every attempt to give each client personal attention coupled with aggressive and creative legal representation. Results do not happen because we are lucky we rely on our experience, talent and determination to get our clients to the best possible outcome.