About Adam Jason
Adam Jason Sabrin practices in courts that range from the state level to the nation's highest bench. He is admitted to the Texas bar, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court. Those admissions frame how he approaches matters and the forum options he can pursue on behalf of clients.
Sabrin's professional path includes a long association with the Law Offices of Howell & Sabrin. In 2010 he became a lawyer-partner at the firm, a role he has held through the years since. As a partner he has shared responsibility for case development and client representation, and he has maintained the kinds of court admissions that allow him to handle matters across trial and appellate levels.
Over time his practice has involved work that extends beyond a single courtroom. Admission to the Fifth Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court indicates experience in appellate procedure and filings, and his standing in the Texas bar anchors his work in state court matters. That combination gives him a perspective on how issues will play out at different stages, from initial pleadings to appellate briefs and, where applicable, petitions in the nation's highest court.
Colleagues describe his role at the firm as part of a small team that manages a diverse docket. He has worked on cases that require careful briefing and attention to procedural posture. He also participates in the ordinary daily demands of running a practice: meeting clients, preparing filings, and coordinating with opposing counsel and court clerks.
Outside court, Sabrin's professional profile reflects steady practice-based experience rather than public-facing honors or academic posts. He has remained at the same firm for many years, which has given him continuity in client work and institutional knowledge of the firm's procedures and priorities.
He currently practices at the Law Offices of Howell & Sabrin, handling matters in the courts where he is admitted.
