Nate Osborn is an equity shareholder with Montgomery Little & Soran, PC, in Greenwood Village, Colorado. His practice is focused on real estate litigation, real estate transactions, and commercial litigation. Mr. Osborn is a trial attorney and has tried 65 cases in his career. In addition to his work for clients, Mr. Osborn can be hired as an expert witness in cases involving real estate and trial related issues. Mr. Osborn is also a proud member of the Real Estate Section’s Title Standards Committee. He is licensed to practice in Colorado and Nebraska.
Nathan Osborn is an Equity Shareholder with Montgomery Little & Soran. His practice is focused on real estate litigation, real estate transactions, and commercial litigation. He also helps numerous real estate and medical businesses by acting as their full-service corporate attorney. In addition to his work for clients, Mr. Osborn can be hired as an expert witness in cases involving real estate issues. He is licensed to practice in Colorado and Nebraska.
Mr. Osborn effectively uses his significant trial experience to help transactional clients avoid situations that often end up in court. Similarly, his broad transactional experience provides valuable expertise when litigating issues arising from transactions.
Mr. Osborn represents a broad mix of clients but primarily handles matters relating to real estate title and access disputes, title insurance, boundary disputes, landlord-tenant disputes, leases, foreclosures, title agent negligence, liens, easements, real estate purchases and sales, real estate development, condominium conversions, real covenants, spurious liens, partitions, zoning appeals, business formation, private condemnations, treasurer deeds, contracts, HIPAA compliance, and real estate broker license complaint cases.
Mr. Osborn is a trial attorney and has tried 43 cases including representing a national title insurance underwriter in a breach of contract case, defending a real estate broker in a license complaint matter, defending a lender in a fraud lawsuit, representing a homeowners’ association and individual residents in an access dispute, defending a borrower in a deficiency lawsuit, defending a land developer in a brokerage commission lawsuit, defending a client in a landlord-tenant dispute, representing a business owner in a breach of promissory note matter, representing a real estate holding company in a lease dispute, representing a farmer in a land installment contract dispute, representing a co-tenant in a partition action, and defending a property owner in a boundary dispute.
Mr. Osborn received the highest “AV Preeminent” rating from Martindale Hubbell in 2014 and has maintained this prestigious rating since then. Mr. Osborn was also recognized as a 2018 and 2019 Super Lawyers – Rising Star, an honor given to less than 2.5% of lawyers in Colorado. Before joining Montgomery Little & Soran, Mr. Osborn worked as a Deputy District Attorney in El Paso County, Colorado.
Mr. Osborn volunteers as a member of the ALTA Title Counsel Committee, a high school mock trial judge, and as a baseball coach. He is also a published author and sought after speaker.
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