Two small pieces of free, thoughtful advice during a residency lunch-and-learn are helping save my family legacy years later. As a resident, Max Adams encouraged us to get disability insurance, have an attorney review our employment contracts, and structure our businesses in a way that protects our future, our children’s future, and future generations. At the time, those recommendations seemed simple. Today, I understand just how valuable they were. As a woman physician, business owner, and mother, I was the person who thought, “That won’t happen to me.” I said no to the prenup. I said no to the postnup. Like many women, I was focused on building a life, not protecting it. Years later, the lessons Max taught me are helping protect my business, my ability to support my daughter, and everything I’ve worked so hard to build. What sets Max apart is that his commitment doesn’t end when the conversation is over. No matter what, he makes himself available. Whether the issue involves malpractice, banking, business strategy, another attorney, or simply finding the right resource, he is always willing to connect people with the help they need. He genuinely cares about the success and protection of those around him. His advice has been worth far more than I ever realized at the time. I am deeply grateful for his wisdom, generosity, and unwavering willingness to help others.
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