Nathaniel E. Harrington

Nate graduated from the University of Michigan and Chicago-Kent College of Law. While in law school, he interned with the United States Attorney’s Office and the Office of the Federal Defender. In 2017, he graduated from the Trial Lawyers College, a prestigious trial program taught by several of the nation’s top trial attorneys.

In 2018, the National Trial Lawyers Association named Nate one of its Top 40 Under 40 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Michigan. From 2022-2025, Nate was named a “Michigan Super Lawyer,” a distinction held by only 5 percent of lawyers in Michigan. In 2025, Nate was named a “Pacesetter” by the Michigan Association for Justice. Best Lawyers recently named Nate a “Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America” for 2026.

From 2023-2024, Nate served as the Berrien County Bar Association President.

Nate practices personal injury law because, according to him, it is a battle for the value of human life and human dignity. He explains this statement this way: insurance companies have every advantage. They have the money, the time, and the workforce. They have the capacity to enhance others’ lives, but that’s not how they choose to use their resources. Instead, they use them to minimize people’s value as human beings; to make them feel like they don’t matter.

Nate’s response to this is simple, “People deserve better.” He believes his clients matter, their families matter, and their stories matter, and he will work tirelessly to see them valued. If you want a lawyer who cares deeply about his clients and will fight to see you valued, call Nate. He’ll fight for you.

Outside of work, Nate enjoys spending time with his family. Nate is married and has three children.