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Nick Vogt

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Biography

Nick Vogt, a Baltimore native, brings a deep understanding of the local landscape and legal community to Rice Law. After graduating from Mount Saint Joseph High School, Nick pursued his undergraduate studies at the University of South Carolina before returning home to study at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. During his time at Maryland Law, Nick served as the Vice President of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Team, a member of the Moot Court Board, an Articles Editor for the Journal of Business & Technology Law, and practiced as a Rule 19-217 Attorney in the Small Business & Community Equity Development Clinic. Following law school, Nick clerked for the Honorable Gregory Sampson on the Baltimore City Circuit Court, gaining invaluable insight into the inner workings of the judiciary. After his clerkship, Nick joined a respected mid-sized local law firm, working in general casualty matters, professional liability defense, employment law defense and premises liability defense. Thereafter, Nick worked for years with a large national insurance company as an in-house trial attorney, gaining significant negotiation, courtroom and appellate experience defending personal injury claims. He brings this depth of experience to Rice Law, where Nick is a zealous advocate on behalf of injury victims. First of all most humans don't typically require an attorney in their life. This team proved to be exceptional the first question that was asked to me was I okay from that point on they directed me in directions where I got assistance that was impeccable as well. I recommend them to be your first choice if needed. If you are visiting from another state and get into a car accident in Maryland, do not hesitate to contact Rice Law. Getting injured far from home is incredibly stressful. I was worried about how to manage my medical treatment and handle the damages once I returned to my home state. The complexity of an out-of-state accident seemed overwhelming, but the team at Rice Law put me at ease immediately.