Seth A. White

Seth A. White is a sixth-generation native of Arkansas. He completed his undergraduate degree at Indiana Wesleyan University, where he was a Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete and Crossroads League All-Conference performer for the Wildcats baseball team. After hanging up his batting gloves, he knew the best avenue for his love of competition was to become a trial lawyer.

While a student at the University of Arkansas School of Law, Seth prosecuted cases as a Rule XV Student Practitioner for the Benton County Prosecutor’s Office and served as Note & Comment Editor for the Journal of Food Law & Policy. He also clerked for the Arkansas Attorney General’s Civil Department and for Benton County Circuit Court Judge Brad Karren.

Upon graduation, Seth began his career working for large insurance companies in Little Rock, Arkansas. During that time, he tried 3 jury trials in 21 days, obtaining favorable verdicts for his clients in each case.

With those experiences, Seth developed a desire to help people that may have been hurt or taken advantage of by those same types of insurance companies. For the next 8 years, Seth obtained more than $15 million in verdicts and settlements while concluding over 1,000 personal injury cases. He was continually named a Super Lawyers Rising Star and Top 40 Under 40 by The National Trial Lawyers Association during that time.

In 2024, he served as the Director of Litigation for a large Fortune 500 company. During that time, he led a team of attorneys and staff across the entire country. Handling large, catastrophic personal injury cases from Los Angeles to New York City. Under his supervision, his team won two high stakes jury trials during his time with the company. 

In 2025, Seth was given an opportunity by NST to return to private practice and his true passion: trial work. He jumped at this opportunity—as a law firm the size of NST has the resources, experience, and legal knowledge required to take on the biggest battles and see the litigation process through a verdict if necessary.

When he’s not fighting for his clients, you’re most likely to see Seth at a Razorbacks game, on the Greenway Trail, or at a heavy metal concert.