Nathaniel Hartney

Nathaniel's legal journey began with a solid foundation at the University of Saskatchewan Law School, culminating in his graduation in 2009. The following year marked a significant milestone as he was officially welcomed into the legal community of British Columbia, having been called to the BC bar.

His professional tapestry is woven with diverse litigation experiences. Nathaniel's early career was distinguished by his involvement in high-profile criminal cases, showcasing his adept handling of complex legal challenges. Additionally, his tenure representing ICBC in motor vehicle accident cases has endowed him with a unique perspective on such matters.

As a proud member of both the Law Society of British Columbia and the Law Society of Saskatchewan, Nathaniel upholds the highest standards of legal practice.

Before his association with Preszler Injury Lawyers, Nathaniel sharpened his legal acumen at a prestigious ICBC insurance defence firm. His career took a significant turn in 2018 when he joined Preszler Law, embarking on a plaintiff-focused journey. Driven by a fervent commitment to represent individuals over corporations, Nathaniel has found his true calling in advocating for those affected by personal injustices.

Nathaniel thrives in the courtroom environment, fueled by a passion for trial law. He subscribes to the philosophy that meticulous preparation for trial is instrumental in securing favorable outcomes, whether through settlements or verdicts.

His prowess is not just limited to trial advocacy but extends to appellate matters as well. A highlight reel of his career includes notable cases such as:

• Bates v. Buchanan (2023 BCSC 687): In this challenging liability trial, Nathaniel skillfully demonstrated the defendant's liability, securing a victory for the plaintiff with an award exceeding $160,000.

• Lacey v. Petrovic (2023 BCSC 509): This case delved into the complexities of "Knee Plica Syndrome", resulting in a $90,000 award for non-pecuniary damages to the plaintiff.

• Prasad v. Ross-Smith (2023 BCSC 513): Here, Nathaniel successfully argued for the plaintiff who suffered from mild, non-disabling chronic pain, leading to a $95,000 award.

• D.J.W. v. Biswal (2023 BCSC 148): Demonstrating his expertise in intricate personal injury trials, Nathaniel navigated this case to a triumphant conclusion with the plaintiff receiving $970,000 in damages.

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