Nathan Graham is Board Certified in Construction Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and focuses his practice on large-scale projects and disputes for clients in the construction, energy, and oil and gas industries. As a member of Bradley’s Construction and Government Contracts practice groups, Nathan represents clients in state and federal district courts, as well as in various arbitration forums, including the American Arbitration Association, JAMS, and international bodies such as the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the International Chamber of Commerce.

Nathan’s clients primarily operate in the construction and energy sectors, including general and design-build contractors, developers, project owners, subcontractors, modular building manufacturers, and companies involved in exploration, production, and power generation. His extensive experience covers a wide array of projects and facilities, including design-build megaprojects, Texas Department of Transportation initiatives, highways, bridges, toll roads, hydro-electric dams, water treatment and distribution systems, manufacturing plants, permanent modular construction, rapid response and temporary facilities, cryptocurrency data centers, municipal public works projects, educational facilities, and renewable energy projects.

Nathan has played a critical role in multibillion-dollar infrastructure projects, handling all legal aspects from drafting and negotiating construction contracts at all levels to resolving utility conflicts and relocations. His expertise extends to litigation, risk and claims management, and environmental and workplace safety issues. In addition to his focus on construction law, Nathan has significant experience in corporate restructuring, finance, and related litigation.

Beyond his legal practice, Nathan has managed business performance and legal affairs for an international corporate group and its subsidiaries across diverse industries, including investment, transportation, logistics, aviation, oil and gas distribution and exploration, manufacturing, and natural resource and land management.

Bar Admissions

• Texas, 2002
• Wyoming, 2010

• United States District Court, Southern District of Texas

Education

• Baylor University Law School, J.D., 2002
• Texas A&M University, B.A., 1998

• Federal Highway Construction Funding Extended for Another Year Without Long-Term Plan in Place

  By Nathan Graham |October 2020