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Nicholas C. Romer grew up in Lansing, Michigan.  He moved to West Michigan in 2004 and attended Grand Valley State University where he earned his degree and won a national championship with the Laker football team.  Following Law School, Nick was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in the spring of 2013.  Nick is also admitted to practice before United States District Courts for the Western and Eastern districts of Michigan, as well as the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.. Nick practiced exclusively in the area of Social Security Disability for several years at another West Michigan Law Firm prior to joining McDonald Pierangeli Macfarlane, PLLC in 2015.  Nick's practice is dedicated to civil litigation in the areas of Personal Injury, No-Fault Insurance Litigation, and Social Security Disability.

An often used saying is that, “nothing is more expensive than a cheap lawyer.” In all reality the saying should be, “nothing is more expensive than an inexperienced lawyer.” Unfortunately, many people seeking representation in criminal matters hire attorneys who are either inexperienced or extremely expensive. My goal is to provide aggressive legal representation at a cost effective rate. As a former prosecutor I am familiar with the strategies and tactics used by law enforcement and prosecutors, and know all too well how these practices can steamroll those accused of crimes. As your attorney I will guide you through the often unfamiliar and intimidating criminal justice system and provide you with the information you need to make important decisions. Your case will be thoroughly prepared before we ever set foot in court and you will be kept informed as to everything that happens. Unlike many criminal defense attorneys I am not shy about taking cases to trial in order to protect your rights. Please call to schedule a free consultation.. I am a lifelong resident and native of the Grand Rapids area. After high school, I joined the United States Marine Corps where I served in the infantry and took part in several combat deployments. While serving in the Marines, I also attended Grand Valley State University. Following my graduation from MSU College of Law in 2012 I served as an assistant prosecutor in Kalkaska County where I gained experience in conducting trials and handling a variety of criminal matters. In 2015 I returned to Grand Rapids and now focus primarily on criminal defense and litigation defense