Adam joined Cuneo, Black, Ward & Missler in 2014 as a law clerk and then after passing the bar started practicing law in 2015 as an associate attorney.  Adam became a shareholder in 2023.

Primary Focus

Adam represents public entities including cities, counties, school districts and water agencies and handles cases involving various other government employees. He also represents large insurance carriers who insure local businesses throughout Northern and Southern California, primarily focusing on the Stockton and Sacramento areas.

What is the most interesting case you handled?

A pesticide company worker suffered a stroke while performing repair work under a house at a jobsite. With no clearly identifiable cause of the stroke, the case revolved around various theories of industrial exposure including potential contact with pesticides and insect bites. Multiple employers and insurance companies were joined as defendants before the parties ultimately agreed to a global settlement.

If not a lawyer…I would have continued my career as an aspiring Major League Baseball player, or become a sports agent.

Adam Krone

AKrone@cbwmlaw.com
Cuneo Black Ward & Missler

700 University Avenue, Suite 110
Sacramento, CA 95825
Tel: (916) 363-8822
Fax: (916) 363-8821

Professional & Bar Association Membership:

  • State Bar of California
  • State Bar Workers’ Compensation Section
  • Sacramento County Bar Association
  • Sacramento County Bar Workers’ Compensation Section
  • Association of Workers’ Compensation Professionals
  • Valley Industrial Claims Association

Education

  • University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
  • Bachelor of Arts in History, Minor in General Business Administration, 2011
  • University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, CA
  • Juris Doctor, May 2015
  • Dean’s Honor List, 2012-2013; 2013-2014; 2014-2015
  • Member of the Traynor Honor Society
  • Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal, 2013-2014;             2014-2015
  • Witkin Award for Academic Excellence in Mediation, Spring 2014
  • Admitted to California State Bar, December 2015
  • Mediation Certified

Past Experience:

  • Law Clerk in four different law offices
  • Volunteer at McGeorge Community Legal Services Bankruptcy Clinic
  • Research Assistant to two McGeorge

Adam Krone

AKrone@cbwmlaw.com
Cuneo Black Ward & Missler

700 University Avenue, Suite 110
Sacramento, CA 95825
Tel: (916) 363-8822
Fax: (916) 363-8821

Professional & Bar Association Membership:

  • State Bar of California
  • State Bar Workers’ Compensation Section
  • Sacramento County Bar Association
  • Sacramento County Bar Workers’ Compensation Section
  • Association of Workers’ Compensation Professionals
  • Valley Industrial Claims Association

Education

  • University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
  • Bachelor of Arts in History, Minor in General Business Administration, 2011
  • University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, CA
  • Juris Doctor, May 2015
  • Dean’s Honor List, 2012-2013; 2013-2014; 2014-2015
  • Member of the Traynor Honor Society
  • Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal, 2013-2014;             2014-2015
  • Witkin Award for Academic Excellence in Mediation, Spring 2014
  • Admitted to California State Bar, December 2015
  • Mediation Certified

Past Experience:

  • Law Clerk in four different law offices
  • Volunteer at McGeorge Community Legal Services Bankruptcy Clinic
  • Research Assistant to two McGeorge

Adam joined Cuneo, Black, Ward & Missler in 2014 as a law clerk and then after passing the bar started practicing law in 2015 as an associate attorney.  Adam became a shareholder in 2023.

Primary Focus

Adam represents public entities including cities, counties, school districts and water agencies and handles cases involving various other government employees. He also represents large insurance carriers who insure local businesses throughout Northern and Southern California, primarily focusing on the Stockton and Sacramento areas.

What is the most interesting case you handled?

A pesticide company worker suffered a stroke while performing repair work under a house at a jobsite. With no clearly identifiable cause of the stroke, the case revolved around various theories of industrial exposure including potential contact with pesticides and insect bites. Multiple employers and insurance companies were joined as defendants before the parties ultimately agreed to a global settlement.

If not a lawyer…I would have continued my career as an aspiring Major League Baseball player, or become a sports agent.