Adam J. Troupe

Adam J. Troupe began his legal career after earning his law degree from Suffolk University Law School in 2003. He initially served as an assistant district attorney under District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett in Essex County. During this time, he gained extensive courtroom experience by handling a diverse array of criminal cases. He also played a supervisory role in prosecuting cases in the Juvenile Court in Lawrence.

After his tenure at the District Attorney’s Office, Attorney Troupe joined Carney and Troupe in Boston. There, he focused on representing injured workers and individuals in workers' compensation, social security disability, and disability retirement cases. In 2009, he co-founded Troupe Law Office in Peabody with his father, continuing his dedication to these practice areas.

Since establishing his practice, Attorney Troupe has successfully represented hundreds of clients, including nurses, healthcare professionals, construction workers, electricians, plumbers, pipefitters, truck drivers, laborers, and landscapers. His commitment to his clients is reflected in his active involvement with the Massachusetts Bar Association, Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, and MassCosh.

Attorney Troupe was recently appointed to the Workers’ Compensation section of the Massachusetts Bar Association and frequently speaks on topics related to Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability law. His educational background includes a finance degree from Fairfield University in 2000.