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Born and raised in Fort Worth, Attorney Natherral "Nate" Washington earned his bachelors and masters degrees in finance/real estate from the University of North Texas. After college, Nate went to work as financial analyst for banks in Fort Worth and Houston.
Nate earned his law degree from the South Texas College of Law (the No. 1 ranked Trial Advocacy Law School in the nation according to U.S News and World Reports). In law school, Nate earned coveted positions on two national moot court teams. He was also named best speaker in the Spurgeon Bell Memorial Moot Court Competition. Nate also served as Vice President of the Student Bar Association, Editor-in-Chief of Annotations, and a staff writer for Currents: The International Trade Law Journal.
After law school, Nate returned home to Fort Worth and began work as an Assistant |
District Attorney for the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office. As a prosecutor, Nate learned the inner workings of the criminal justice system and gained valuable trial experience. Today, Nate uses that experience protect the rights of his clients.
Unlike many attorneys that claim to be trial lawyers, Nate is a real trial lawyer. He has tried more than 60 cases to juries, argued dozens of motions to judges and participated in literally thousands of plea negotiations. |
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