About Adam Ludwin
Adam Ludwin is Managing Partner and founder of Ludwin Law Group. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the American Association for Justice: Admiralty Section, the Florida Bar, the Academies of Legal Studies in Business, and the Federal Bar Association. Ludwin Law Group specialized in Civil Litigation, Maritime and Admiralty law, Personal Injury, Post Employment Restrictive Covenants, such as non- competes & non-solicitation, and Defamation litigation.
Adam graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a degree in finance and a minor in business law. He earned his Juris Doctor from Nova Southeastern University in 2010, where he was a board member of the Jewish Law Students Association. Moved by a profound personal experience, he was inspired to pursue a career in law to seek justice for those wronged by negligence. Adam has over a decade of experience litigating in both State and Federal courts, as well as multiple district courts of appeal. In everything that he does, he has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his client’s causes.
When not fighting for his client’s rights, Adam spends his spare time enjoying hobbies such as blacksmithing, restoring his vintage jeep, and hiking iconic landmarks as far afield as Machu Picchu. While hailing from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Adam spent his formative years boating alongside his father on weekends near Annapolis, Maryland. He is also certified in scuba diving, free diving, member of the American Sailing Association, and is a licensed pilot. Adam actively sponsors Girl Power USA, an organization focused on creating opportunities for social and economic independence, especially within underserved communities in Africa and Asia. Adam is happily married to his wife Joanna and shares their home with their beloved rescue dogs, Leila and Brody.
Blue Ocean: Tell us about yourself.
Adam Ludwin: I was born and raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia. I went to college at Pennsylvania State University, where I majored in finance and minored in business law and I attended law school at Nova Southeastern University. Boats and boating have been my lifelong passion — I have been navigating the U.S. waters since childhood. From assisting my father on the family boat when I was younger to independently working on my own boat and vintage Jeep, I have extensive experience in boat operation and boat mechanics. I am certified by the American Sailing Association, a licensed pilot, and certified in both scuba diving and freediving. I have also recently taken up welding and blacksmithing, taking classes at The Guild in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Blue Ocean: What inspired you to pursue law?
Adam Ludwin: On my 13th birthday, my younger brother, who was six at the time, suffered a traumatic accident resulting in the amputation of multiple fingers on both of his hands. After the accident I remember feeling helpless. I have always been a fixer, even as a kid, and I viewed myself as unstoppable. I try to approach problems in as many ways as I can think of to try and find a resolution. But for the first time, I felt completely powerless to protect my younger brother. We did not know what to do or where to go. Fortunately, my parents hired an attorney who skillfully navigated the entire litigation process — something we would have had no idea how to approach on our own.
He helped my brother get compensated for his injuries and get the surgery needed. That experience stuck with me and I take on every case as if it’s my own and my team does everything we can to get our clients compensated for their damages or mitigate their exposure to damages, depending on the needs of their specific case.
Blue Ocean: What underpins your success?
Adam Ludwin: Diligence, relentlessness, and a competitive spirit. I take every case personally and try my best to win. When working on a case, I explore every possible avenue for my clients, which often requires me to think outside the box. I do extensive research, scouring the depths of the internet and case law to find compelling evidence and arguments that support their case. This dedication enables me to secure favourable resolutions for my clients whenever possible.
Blue Ocean: What do you think is the most important skill or quality that every attorney should have?
Adam Ludwin: Effective communication. Being an effective communicator both verbally and in writing is essential for a successful attorney. They must be adept at conveying complex thoughts and ideas in a clear, concise, and understandable manner. Additionally, effective attorneys should maintain objectivity. Separating emotions from a conversation fosters a rational atmosphere and encourages reasonable decision-making by all parties involved. Emotions can often cloud judgement and impede progress toward a resolution, which subjects the parties to increased stress and costs.
Blue Ocean: What is something unique you offer to your clients?
Adam Ludwin: I firmly believe that my clients and their cases are more than just another number or a dollar. My unique offering is my genuine passion, commitment, and ability to think outside the box. I approach each case with a personal and competitive zeal, driven to secure the best possible outcomes for my clients, not solely for monetary gain. Additionally, I believe my hands-on approach sets me apart. For example, I fix my boat and work on my old Jeep, which provides me with technical insights, especially valuable within the maritime community. This technical understanding allows me to assist clients dealing with defects, repair, and resulting injury-related legal matters more effectively.
Blue Ocean: What hobbies and activities do you do outside of work?
Adam Ludwin: I love boating and getting out on the water whenever possible. I am certified by the American Sailing Association, a licensed pilot, a certified scuba diver, and a certified freediver. I’ve recently gotten into welding, blacksmithing, and the art of pizza making. I acquired a coal-fired pizza oven and have been making pizzas, perhaps more frequently than my waistline would prefer. There’s a real art to this style of pizza making, from selecting the right wood and coal to perfecting the dough and the proportion of its ingredients. It’s an enjoyable and challenging process.
I also have a passion for woodworking. I recently crafted a stand for my anvil. I have a small home forge where I have been making basic items like utensils and crafts, and I’m currently working on crafting my first knife. Interestingly, I’ve also developed a green thumb and enjoy landscaping, a talent my wife attests to. These hobbies provide me with diverse ways to relax and express my creativity outside of my professional life.
Blue Ocean: What are your sources of inspiration?
Adam Ludwin: I find a lot of inspiration on platforms like TikTok and YouTube. I have subscribed to numerous channels where individuals share their expertise in various do-it-yourself fields such as home repairs and renovations to cooking classes. It’s incredible how people from all around the world share their experiences and insights. Watching these videos not only sparks my enthusiasm for my projects, but also introduces me to ideas I might not have encountered otherwise.
Social media has become a powerful means for connecting with people and discovering knowledge you might miss otherwise. It’s a trend that genuinely excites me. While some have raised concerns about platforms like TikTok, I believe they offer valuable opportunities for learning and interaction.
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