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Nathan Todd Mattison is a dedicated attorney based in Denver, specializing in general practice and personal injury law. His journey began on a farm outside Salina, Kansas, where he cultivated a strong work ethic and a commitment to justice. Nathan pursued higher education at the University of Kansas, earning a double major in political science and American Studies in 2000. His passion for public service led him to Capitol Hill, where he served as an aide to Senator John McCain from 2000 to 2004. During this time, Nathan also began his legal education, attending Catholic University Law School in Washington, D.C. while continuing his work in politics. In 2004, Nathan relocated to Denver to further his legal studies at the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver, where he obtained his law degree in 2006, graduating in the top third of his class. Following law school, he honed his legal skills as a Federal Law Clerk for The Honorable Wesley E. Brown in the District Court of Kansas and later for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado. Nathan's professional journey took him to a general practice law firm in the Denver Metro area, where he managed a diverse caseload encompassing criminal, civil, and domestic matters. In 2014, he shifted his focus exclusively to personal injury and plaintiff’s civil litigation in Kansas, advocating for clients across the state. In early 2018, Nathan joined The Law Offices of Dianne Sawaya Law Firm, where he excels in handling all aspects of injury litigation, combining his extensive experience and commitment to client advocacy. Nathan Todd Mattison’s legal acumen and dedication to serving his clients make him a trusted choice for those seeking justice in Denver and beyond.
Slip and fall attorneys represent individuals injured due to hazardous property conditions. They hold property owners accountable for negligence. Common matters include slip and fall, trip hazards, wet floors, inadequate lighting.