Nathan Long is an Associate Attorney in MendenFreiman's
Tax Practice Group. His background includes tax controversy, fiduciary matters,
probate and estate administration, and litigation.
Before joining MendenFreiman, Nathan practiced with
Willis McKenzie LLP, where he represented healthcare entities and practitioners
in medical malpractice litigation in Georgia state and federal courts. He
previously worked with Andrew, Merritt, Reilly & Smith LLP, providing
fiduciary services involving estates, conservatorships, and trusts and handling
matters in Probate and Superior Courts.
Nathan also gained tax controversy experience through
Georgia State University College of Law's Philip C. Cook Low-Income Taxpayer
Clinic, where he served as a Student Attorney and Graduate Research Assistant.
His work included preparing offers in compromise and amended tax returns and
negotiating installment agreements.
Nathan earned his J.D. from Georgia State University
College of Law, where he received the Catherine Henson Scholarship, served as a
Virginia and Kelly Smith Fellow, and worked as a Graduate Research Assistant in
the Philip C. Cook Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic. He earned his B.A. in Finance,
with a minor in Sports Management, summa cum laude from the University of
Georgia.
Outside of the office, Nathan is a fitness and nutrition
enthusiast, Georgia Bulldogs fan, coffee lover, and, in his own words, a
"faulty golfer."
Education
Georgia State University College of Law, J.D., 2024
Catherine Henson Scholarship, Merit-Based Tuition Waiver
Virginia and Kelly Smith Fellow
Graduate Research Assistant, Philip C. Cook Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
University of Georgia, B.A., Finance, Minor in Sports Management, summa cum laude, 2021
Admissions and Professional Organizations
- State Bar of Georgia
Publications
Co-author, "2021-2022 Judicial Update," Real Property Law Institute, May 2022
