Nick was born and raised in Western Pennsylvania. After receiving his bachelor’s degree from Penn State University, he attended the University of Florida College of Law.

During his time in law school, Nick worked with multiple private firms, as well as the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida, gaining invaluable hands-on experience in a wide array of practice areas. He was first exposed to class action litigation during his summer internship with Lynch Carpenter, assisting in data privacy matters. Prior to rejoining Lynch Carpenter, Nick started his professional career with a boutique firm in North Florida, representing financial institutions and corporations and focusing mainly on regulatory and compliance matters, incorporating areas of securities law, corporate and banking law.

Since rejoining Lynch Carpenter, Nick has advocated for his clients in actions involving data privacy and consumer protection matters. He has been appointed as interim co-lead counsel in In re Imagine360, LLC Data Security Incident Litigation (E.D. Pa.); In re: BPS Direct, LLC and Cabela’s LLC, Wiretapping, MDL 3074 (E.D. Pa.); Jackson v. Suffolk University (D. Mass.); class counsel in Lewandowski v. Family Dollar Stores, Inc. (W.D. Pa.); and as a member of the plaintiffs’ steering committee in Baker v. ParkMobile, LLC (N.D. Ga.).