Alex Saharovich

Alex Saharovich was born in Bucharest, Romania and enjoyed growing up in Memphis,
Tennessee. He obtained his undergraduate degree in political science from
Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois where he was listed on the Dean’s List and
also inducted into the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society. Subsequently, he obtained
his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Tennessee College of Law. In law school,
Mr. Saharovich was listed on the Dean’s List and served as Casenote Editor and
Assistant Editor of the Tennessee Law Review. While in law school, Mr. Saharovich also
served on the Dean’s Advisory Council.

After law school, Mr. Saharovich worked in a firm where he performed general litigation.
During this time, he had many trials, handling a variety of cases such as trucking, auto
accident, bankruptcy litigation, workers’ compensation, and employment litigation. After
working on a case with Marcus Nahon, they decided to form a new law firm, Nahon and
Saharovich. In 1990, they met Corey Trotz and formed NST Injury Attorneys. The goal
of NST Injury Attorneys has always been to help people who have been injured by
providing strong, compassionate, and caring legal services.

Mr. Saharovich previously served as Senior Partner and Managing Partner in the firm
prior to assuming an Of Counsel role at the end of 2024. In his personal life, Mr.
Saharovich has served on numerous boards including Temple Israel, Facing History and
Ourselves, Plough Towers, Memphis Jewish Federation, Solomon Schechter Day
School of Memphis, and the Southeast Regional Anti-Defamation League. He has
served as President of Plough Towers, Vice President of Solomon Schechter Day
School, and Vice-President of Temple Israel and Chair of the Mid-South Alumni
Admissions Council for Northwestern University. He is also a member of the Tennessee
Trial Lawyers Association and American Trial Lawyers Association and regularly has
attended seminars and section meetings to better serve his clients.

Mr. Saharovich has served as a lecturer at seminars and educational affairs and served
on the Alumni Admissions review committee for Northwestern University. He has taught
and lectured at paralegal programs at Christian Brothers University and Southwest
Tennessee Community College (formerly State Technical Institute of Memphis).
Mr. Saharovich has been married for over 30 years to Debra, and they have three great
sons. He enjoys riding bikes, playing tennis, reading, traveling, and cheering for the St.
Louis Cardinals, Memphis Grizzlies, and Memphis Tigers.