Tech-forward legal professionals
Who we are
Lawyers, researchers, investigators, and assistants providing practical solutions.
Our approach is built on strategic clarity.
We combine deep legal expertise with proprietary AI to deliver faster, more accurate results without compromising client confidentiality. All analysis—document review, precedent research, and case strategy—is processed exclusively on our secure internal systems, ensuring your data remains protected at all times.
We specialize in:
- Real Estate & Property Disputes (title conflicts, development disputes, lease terminations)
- Fraud Investigation & Litigation (complex financial fraud, asset recovery, white-collar defense)
- Judicial Review of Regulatory Decisions (challenging government rulings, administrative appeals)
- Strategic Risk Management (pre-litigation planning, compliance audits, regulatory exposure)
Mission
We deliver precise litigation outcomes by integrating deep legal expertise with secure, technology-forward litigation processes.
Vision
We envision guiding clients to make informed litigation decisions—avoiding unnecessary costs by providing practical, clear advice to get our clients the best value out of litigation.
Our team
Barrister and solicitor
Adam P. Strömbergsson-DeNora
MA, JD
Background
Civil litigation, appeals, real estate transactions, contract drafting
Adam has expansive knowledge of niche legal issues. He focuses on resolving civil disputes by preparing and coordinating litigation. Adam also advises clients with respect to real estate transactions and contract drafting and interpretation. Adam serves as A.P.Strom and Associates’ coordinating lawyer–he manages the day-to-day activities of the lawyers and staff working on files.
Adam draws from his research background and voluminous knowledge of Canadian law. His specialty is organizing complex litigation, such as civil trials involving claims of real property, contract, or fraud / misrepresentation.
He has served on academic committees and governing bodies at the University of Ottawa, as a union president, and both houses of Canada’s Parliament.
Adam maintains a publishing program in which he conducts personal research. His publications relate to law, specifically legal history and the importance of understanding the context in which legal issues arise. This work dovetails with his role as litigation counsel.
Adam is licensed to practice in Ontario.
Publications
Warring Sovereignties: Church Control and State Pressure at the University of Ottawa
Evolving Attitudes Towards Authority in ADR: From Ecclesiastical Visitors to Contemporary Arbitrators – 30.2 Canadian Arbitration and Mediation Journal (2021)
‘Diotima’s Scaffolding: an account of Andrew Marvell’s use of love’ – 4:2 Marvell Studies (2019).
‘Caught by Private Law: a review of visitors’ jurisdiction in Canada’ – 36 Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice (2019)
‘The Art in Judging’ – 4 The Conscious Lawyer (October 2018)