About Nathaniel A.
Nathaniel A. Forman is an associate lawyer at O Malley Miles Nylen & Gilmore in Maryland. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Pittsburgh in 2007 and earned a J.D. from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2013. The sequence of degrees set a clear path into practice and shaped his early legal training.
Forman's law school years coincided with a period of practical legal training for many students in the region. He finished his formal education in 2013 and then moved into private practice. Over the years since graduation he has practiced in Maryland, representing clients under the banner of his firm and developing the routine skills required of transactional and litigation associates alike.
At O Malley Miles Nylen & Gilmore he holds the title of associate lawyer. In that role he handles a range of tasks common to associates: client intake and counsel, legal research and writing, drafting pleadings and other court papers, and supporting trial preparation when cases proceed toward litigation. He works alongside partners and other associates on matters handled by the firm, contributing to case strategy and the preparation of legal documents.
Colleagues describe his work as steady and methodical. He spends time in files and on the record. He prepares memoranda, investigates factual issues, and coordinates with clients and opposing counsel. His practice is rooted in the practical mechanics of lawyering—organizing evidence, identifying legal authorities, and producing written advocacy that partners and clients can use.
Forman's experience has been concentrated in Maryland. He is familiar with local court procedures and the expectations of clients and courts in the state. He continues to build on the foundation of his law school training by taking on matters assigned at the firm and by working through the daily demands of client representation.
He is currently based at the Maryland office of O Malley Miles Nylen & Gilmore. He concentrates his practice on matters handled by his firm out of that office.
