Simopoulos Law

Nicholas Simopoulos, a trial lawyer and attorney for the state and federal cases, has 20 years of experience. His focus areas are civil rights, job, school, and accident law. He managed Virginia’s General Civil Trial Unit and served in the Virginia Attorney General's Office as a senior assistant attorney general. Nick worked on complex cases that attracted public attention. These cases helped him understand Virginia's people's diverse concerns and interests and its many institutions. Besides that, more than two dozen top-level attorneys worked under Nick, and he helped them deal with the most complicated lawsuits. Nick worked for different local government departments, including Richmond, which recruited him to handle civil rights cases. His colleagues nominated him a "Legal Elite" by Virginia Business Magazine for civil litigation several times. He also received the Avvo’s Client Choice Award many times and was included in Richmond's Best Employment Lawyers by Expertise.com. Simopoulos won a lot of the legal cases he took to trial because of his strong fight for justice. He has set up a law firm named Simopoulos Law to use his skills to protect people's rights. Nick is also a teacher who has been serving as an assistant professor at William & Mary School of Law since 2013. He majored in teaching subjects like Advanced Civil Pretrial Practice, Legal Writing, and Advanced Civil Pretrial Practice. Nick's work at the college included curriculum development, making him a Super Adjunct. Nick earned his Phi Beta Kappa degree from the University of Virginia. He performed excellently at school, where he studied law at George Mason University School of Law. Nick, who has a passion for writing, founded The Scrivener while in law school, one of the only three literary magazines about the law in the nation. He was made the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine. After finishing his law studies, Nick became a clerk for the Court of Special Appeals in Maryland. The judge he worked for is J. Frederick Sharer. He later joined the Virginia Court of Appeals and served under Judge Jean Harrison Clements. Nick’s expertise, experience, and background in various fields he has operated make him a knowledgeable lawyer. He is passionate about his work, and he is qualified to represent and advise many Virginians. Nick has helped people make many employment claims, and some other cases as well. His mission is to ensure that all organisations answer to the court when they fail to act responsibly. Don't go along when your employer or school violates your rights. You may sustain significant losses if you keep silent. He is a lawyer who is committed to ensuring people get the justice they deserve.

Nick's law firm reviews were positive. Clients lauded his professionalism, expertise, and quick response time. He was praised for being caring and honest, none felt clients were a bother. Additionally, Nick had an in-depth knowledge of education and employment law. Most reviews indicate high likelihood of working with him again. Every reviewer found his legal advice helpful. As an advocate, he persevered, fighting for clients' rights. Nick approached legal issues pragmatically and his calm was welcomed by emotions connected to the cases. His positive legal outcome and communication style were commended for their effectiveness.