He advises clients across the debt spectrum, from loan origination, to amendments, and to distressed situations. His experience extends across multiple industries, including energy, healthcare, and real estate.
Prior to gaining his US law degree, Nader was an associate at a law firm in Lebanon, where he worked on cases across multiple areas of litigation. Prior to joining the Beirut Bar, he completed degrees in business and law at two universities simultaneously.
While pursuing his US law degree, Nader wrote reviews for 250 law review article submissions and developed a portable desktop application to facilitate the work of the Florida Law Review Articles department. He also wrote three articles on bankruptcy law and a student note on artificial intelligence and access to justice.
Nader participated in the Eversheds Sutherland 2024 Summer Associate program, during which he also pursued an in-house secondment at one of the firm’s major clients.
Nader is a native Arabic speaker and is conversational in French.
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- Distinguished Bankruptcy Student for the Eleventh Circuit (American College of Bankruptcy, 2025)
- Brick Award for Outstanding Editor, Florida Law Review
- Book Awards (Applied Bankruptcy; Law, Religion, and Ethics of Debt; Cyberlaw and Cybersecurity)
- Georgia
- J.D., magna cum laude, University of Florida Levin College of Law,
- Ethos of Excellence Scholar;
- Senior Articles Editor, Florida Law Review;
- Team Member, Florida Moot Court
- Bachelor of Laws, Université La Sagesse, Dean's Honor List
- B.S., with high distinction, Lebanese American University,
- Major Valedictorian;
- Full Merit Scholar