Meet Nate S. Brown III
Nathaniel was born and raised in the Portland, Oregon Metro Area. He graduated from American InterContinental University where he majored in Network Administration. He graduated Summa Cum Laude in the top one percent of his class with a 4.0 GPA.
He continued his career as a network and systems administrator until the end of 2011 when he decided to change careers and enter the legal profession. He volunteered as a guardian ad litem for the Court Appointed Special Advocates of Southwest Washington, where the court charged him with representing the bests interests of children in dependency court.
He attended law school at the University of Oregon School of Law in Eugene, Oregon. He also worked for the Honorable Federal Magistrate Judge John V. Acosta in Portland, Oregon. Judge Acosta has been a close mentor and friend to him throughout law school and beyond. After graduation from the University of Oregon, he moved to sunny Southern California to obtain his Trial Advocacy Master of Laws from California Western School of Law. This degree is essentially a Masters in Litigation.
Finding unique and unexpected applications for the law is his's sixth sense. Litigation is in his blood. Seeing Nathaniel in court, particularly when he is questioning a hostile or dishonest witness, it becomes clear that his instincts and skill are extraordinary. One thing he enjoys is catching a witness in lies or what he refers to as "backing a witness off a cliff." He thinks exceedingly well on his feet and rarely will the opposing counsel catch him off guard or without argument unless the law provides no counter-argument.
Nathaniel always puts his client’s welfare and bests interests ahead of everything else even if that means telling his clients something they do not want to hear. He takes his client’s cases personally and will think ahead to the potential risks and brick walls his clients may face to advise them on the best course of action given the situation.
