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At the Law Office of Kevin Kurgis, our dedicated, experienced, and compassionate attorneys, case managers, and legal assistants are the people you can count on to go to bat for you if you are injured in an accident.
Nicholas J. English, Esq.
Nick began working for the Law Office of Kevin Kurgis while attending law school and after becoming a member of the Bar Association in 2004, and has worked his way up to ranks to an extremely competent litigation attorney. His areas of expertise include handling personal injury cases and working closely with the Ohio Attorney General’s Office as a collections attorney.
Nick earned his B.A. in Political Science from Capital University (2001) and his law degree from Capital University Law School (2004). As a law student, Nick worked as a law clerk in the both the Law Offices of Kevin Kurgis and the Ohio Department of Education.
In his spare time, Nick enjoys golfing and spending time with his friends and family.
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation.
We will protect your interests from the insurance companies and corporate attorneys who stand in the way of the compensation and benefits to which you and your family are entitled. Our staff prides itself on being well informed of your rights as an injured victim of an accident, and we will fight to get you the money you deserve.
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