Nicholas Stein

At the Law Office of Nick Stein, the team provides dedicated legal counsel to victims of serious personal injuries and their families, addressing cases involving motor vehicle collisions, medical malpractice, defective products, and slip-and-fall incidents. While their primary focus remains on supporting injured individuals and families, the firm also offers expertise in family law, expungements, driving offenses, and criminal law.

Throughout his career, Nicholas Stein has represented thousands of clients, notably arguing successfully before the Indiana Supreme Court in the case of Mayhue vs Sparkman, 653 N.E.2d 1384 (Ind. 1995), which clarified the "loss of chance" doctrine. He has led numerous jury trials, including a recent case where he secured a $4,000,000 verdict as first chair.

The firm is supported by skilled attorneys including Amy Wheatley, Amy Stein, and Steve Meyer, who are crucial to the office's operations. They strive to stay abreast of technological advancements and legal developments to better serve their clients.

A lifelong resident of New Albany, Indiana, Nick attended Indiana University before serving as a medic in the Army in Germany for three years. He later earned his law degree from the University of Louisville with the help of the G I Bill.