Attorney Nathaniel Hubley

Attorney Nathaniel Hubley graduated with distinction from Valparaiso Law School. He was awarded an honors medallion after completing his honors program. He was Executive Editor for the Valparaiso University Law Review. His article on vocational expert testimony in worker's comp and personal injury cases was published in Vol 43, Issue 1, Fall 2008. Nathaniel Hubley received an honors degree from IPFW. Nathaniel Hubley was awarded an honors medallion after completing his honors program. Nathaniel Hubley served as vice president of the student body and was elected multiple times to be the university's ambassador. Nathaniel Hubley, a native Huntington resident, is active in Fort Wayne and Huntington communities. Nathaniel Hubley received the Governor's Award for Tomorrow's Leaders for community service, entrepreneurial achievements, and his academic excellence. Nathaniel Hubley is a member of the Indiana Bar Association and the Allen County Bar Association. Hubley is a member of the Allen County Bar Association's Grievance Committee and Public Relations Committee. He also serves on the Fee Dispute Committee. Nathaniel Hubley also does pro bono service for The Volunteer Lawyer Program in Northeast Indiana. Nathaniel is also a volunteer for Allen County Bar Association's Legal Line. Nathaniel Hubley is a member of the IPFW College of Arts and Sciences Community Advisory Board. Nathaniel Hubley is a teacher of law at Ivy Tech Community College. Nathaniel Hubley is a professor of property, criminal, workers' compensation, family, and personal injury

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