Philip spent more than three years as a Nassau County Assistant District Attorney, where he was responsible for the prosecution of felonies as part of the County Court Trial Bureau and managed more than a thousand felony and misdemeanor cases.  Working closely with judges and opposing counsel, he tried multiple jury and bench trials, and was formerly assigned to high litigation specialty courtrooms devoted to DWI offenses. 

Prior to his work in the District Attorney’s office, Nash also served as a summer associate at a Long Island medical malpractice law firm, and as a General Litigation Bureau intern at the Office of the Nassau County Attorney in Mineola, NY.  He has served as a Special Professor of Law at Hofstra Law School since August 2015, where he teaches trial advocacy skills and techniques in preparation for interscholastic mock trial competitions.

A cum laude graduate of Hofstra Law School, Nash served as an Associate Editor of the Hofstra Law Review and President of the Hofstra Trial Advocacy Association.  He received his undergraduate degree from American University in Washington, D.C.