Lauren Brink Adams focuses her practice on property damage and environmental contamination arising out of oil and gas exploration and production activities; torts relating to property matters, including trespass, nuisance, premises liability, and neighboring landowner claims; and breach of contract.

She has defended a broad range of clients in the oil and gas, and commercial and industrial construction industries against complex litigation at both the trial and appellate levels, including the ongoing defense of one of the nation’s largest aggregates company in complex state and federal litigation in connection with brine solution mining operations.

Ms. Adams graduated magna cum laude from LSU Law in 2016 after serving as Junior Associate and Senior Editor for the Louisiana Law Review. She and her husband, Albert, are the proud parents of their 14-month old, Albert (“Trace”) Ivan Adams, III.