Adam's book, Tragic Indifference, is the gut-wrenching account of the biggest product liability case in history: the Ford-Firestone fiasco. More than a courtroom drama, Tragic Indifference reveals the web of individual stories beneath the national headlines. Reviewers call it "comprehensive," "dramatic," "gripping," "infuriating," and "stinging."
Michael Douglas has signed on to produce and star in a movie based on Tragic Indifference. Douglas will play trial attorney Tab Turner, who over the past decade has forced Ford to pay out almost $1 billion to compensate hundreds of Explorer and Bronco II rollover victims.
Adam is a contributing writer to Fast Company. His story, "Revenge of the Nerds," appears in The Best of Technology Writing 2007, and received a Society of Professional Journalists Deadline Club award for magazine feature writing. He's writing a book on the shifting media landscape (University of Michigan Press).