Nathan Dondi

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Nathan Dondi is a dedicated and zealous attorney at Tully & Weiss Attorneys at Law, having been officially sworn into the California Bar on May 9, 2025. Prior to that, he served as a Provisionally Licensed Lawyer from November 2020 to May 2025, under the direct mentorship of Mr. Tully, tackling complex legal matters across a broad spectrum of practice areas including civil, criminal, family, probate, and virtually any field where injustice demands remedy.

Nathan’s legal journey began while still a student at John F. Kennedy College of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctorate. He also holds an undergraduate degree in Legal Studies and a certificate in Paralegal Studies. Before joining Tully & Weiss full-time, Nathan honed his courtroom advocacy as a certified law clerk with the Solano County Public Defender’s Office, where his passion for defending the underserved, and against injustice took root.

Nathan prides himself on his deep compassion for others and an unwavering commitment to pursuing justice through adherence to the law. He believes that the U.S. Constitution is among the finest documents ever conceived and is driven daily by a mission to uphold its principles.

Born in Nairobi, Kenya, and educated in part through a British boarding school system, Nathan brings a multicultural and empathetic perspective to the legal field. His clients benefit not only from his legal acumen but from his commitment to understanding their unique experiences.

Nathan is a proud member of the exceptional team at Tully & Weiss. When not in the trenches of advocacy, he enjoys photography, hiking, biking, scooter riding, and spending time with his family and close friends.

“The greatest threat to freedom, even in today’s perilous times, comes from no foreign foe. It comes from a dangerous habit many of our leaders fell into over several generations — letting the power and the resources that are the basis of freedom slip from the grassroots America into the hands of a remote central authority.”

– Ronald Reagan