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Nate is a senior associate. Drawing upon his background as an experienced commercial litigator handling high-value claims, he works across the full range of the firm’s cases.
Prior to joining our firm, Nate was an associate at the international law firm Kobre & Kim. Before Kobre & Kim, he was an associate at the UK Financial Conduct Authority.
Nate has acted for a broad range of clients, from individuals to corporates, across a wide range of industries. He has been published by Global Investigations Review and Bloomberg Law, and has been quoted several times in Commercial Disputes Resolution magazine.
Nate is a practising barrister and has appeared before the Court of Appeal and the UK Supreme Court. He has a passion for pro bono and has appeared before both the Welfare Benefits and Employment Tribunals on behalf of pro bono clients.
Nate read law at Durham University and studied the BPTC at Kaplan Law School. He was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn in 2012. He has been ranked as one of the top 100 contentious trusts litigators globally by Citywealth Leaderslist, with peers noting that he is a “creative problem solver”.
Keller Postman UK has been shortlisted in three categories at the Modern Law Awards 2022. These categories are ‘Business Growth Award’, ‘Innovation of the Year’ and ‘Boutique Law Firm’. We have also been shortlisted for ‘Law Firm of the Year’ at the 2022 LexisNexis Legal Awards.
This follows our 2021 success where we were shortlisted in the ‘Independent Law Firm of the Year’ and ‘Strategic Legal Operations Team of the Year’ categories at The British Legal Awards, and the ‘Disputes Boutique Firm of the Year’ category at The Lawyer Awards.
With innovation, resources and expertise, Keller Postman UK fights for justice for each and every client.
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Keller Postman UK is a founding member of the Collective Redress Lawyers Association (CORLA). CORLA aims to improve access to justice for claimants by way of collective redress.
