Nathan Hakimi

Nathan Hakimi

Administrative & Regulatory, Business / Contracts, Cannabis, Civil Rights, Debtor & Creditor, Family Law, Intellectual Property, Medical Malpractice, Nonprofits, Personal Injury, Real Estate (Litigation)

Chicago, Illinois

Personal Introduction

Nathan grew up in Skokie, Illinois and mentored under the tutelage of his attorney grandfather and two psychologist parents until continuing the family tradition of entering a helping profession as a lawyer. Upon finishing law school in 2017, Hakimi practiced at prestigious firms such as Sax Law LLC and HeplerBroom LLC, defending medical providers and clinics in malpractice litigation. He then spent a period at JPMorgan preparing complex financing arrangements for corporate banking customers. In 2022, he founded a solo legal practice which has led to the development of CorePoint Law LLC. Attorney Hakimi employs strategic, tactical approaches in and outside of the courtroom in the practice of commercial litigation, business transactions, and negotiation. Clients, judges, and counsels respect Mr. Hakimi for his intelligence and fairness; he bends at no obstacle to achieving success, while maintaining the integrity of the legal process. Nathan finished his B.A. at Brandeis University, where he studied Cognitive Science and Film Studies, magna cum laude, in 2011. He then received his J.D. at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. He loves his family and home in West Rogers Park, his Jewish roots and community, and employing his talents to vindicate people's causes for justice, inside and outside the courtroom.

Practice Composition

Litigation

Education

Chicago-Kent College of Law
Chicago-Kent College of Law JD (2017)
Brandeis University
Brandeis University BA (2011)

Practice Summary

Civil and commercial litigation.

Response Time

1 day

Personal Interests & Charitable Work

Decalogue Society of Lawyers, Chicago Volunteer Legal Services, Friendship Circle of Illinois

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Bar Admissions

Illinois