Adam Fenstermaker is a founding partner at his firm, Hill Fenstermaker LLC. He is a seasoned trial attorney specializing in the defense of healthcare providers sued for medical malpractice. Attorney Fenstermaker has a weatlth of experience defending hospitals, physicians and other healthcare providers in complex medical malpractice matters, often involving catastrophic injury or death. He also boasts a robust appellate practice, having successfully briefed and argued complex legal issues of first impression in front of Pennsylvania appellate courts, including the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.​Mr. Fenstermaker has achieved many notable defense verdicts at trial and arbitration in his litigation career, including:-A 2024 defense verdict following a 6 day jury trial in Lehigh County for a gastroenterology practice that allegedly failed to manage a 40 year old patient's liver disease, which resulted in an upper GI bleed and catastrophic brain injury. The plaintiff introduced nearly $8 million dollars in economic damages in evidence. The jury rendered a verdict for the GI practice, with a finding of no negligence.-A 2023 defense verdict following a week-long jury trial in Lackawanna County, for a gastroenterologist that allegedly failed to appreciate findings suspicious for colorectal cancer on three separate colonoscopies, resulting in a delay in diagnosis such that the cancer became untreatable.-A 2022 defense verdict for a long-term care facility that allegedly failed to timely diagnose a patient’s necrotizing fasciitis, resulting in prolonged pain and suffering, and ultimately, death.-In 2022, the dismissal of 25 separate, distinct medical malpractice lawsuits against an orthopedic surgeon who allegedly failed to properly perform knee replacement surgeries on 25 different patients. -A 2022 defense verdict for an emergency medicine physician who allegedly failed to timely diagnose a thoracic aortic dissection and failed to timely transfer the patient to hospital capable of the necessary surgical intervention, resulting in the patient's death.-A 2021 defense verdict for a podiatrist who allegedly was negligent during the performance of a plantar wart excision surgery, causing the minor-Plaintiff to develop CRPS/RSD.-A 2019 defense verdict for a podiatrist who alleged failed to timely treat osteomyelitis in the toe, resulting in amputation.