Adam Balick

Adam Balick is a fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers and has been recognized by Chambers USA in the field of healthcare law. He represents a wide range of clients in the health care industry, including nonprofit and for-profit health systems, community hospitals, group medical practices and long-term care facilities. Adam represents clients in civil, administrative and criminal proceedings, including enforcement actions arising from federal and state health laws and regulations. A significant part of his practice also involves first chair representation of business clients in corporate and complex commercial disputes.

After serving six years as a prosecutor in the Delaware Attorney General's Office, Adam entered private practice, where he began focusing on representation of healthcare providers. Over more than 30 years at Balick & Balick, he has regularly represented clients in the Delaware Superior Court, Court of Chancery, Supreme Court and the District Court of Delaware, and has handled litigation before federal administrative law judges, arbitrators and professional licensing boards. His community and government service includes appointment by Governor John Carney to chair the Delaware Correctional Re-entry Commission, appointment by the Delaware Supreme Court to its Access to Justice Commission (co-chair) and Rules Committee, and appointment by Governor Thomas Carper as chairman of the Delaware Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission.