Nicholas Spetsas is a partner and co-founder of Spetsas Buist Accident Injury Lawyers, specializing in negligent security, personal injury, and wrongful death cases. Born in Moorestown, New Jersey, he began his college career as a Division 1 swimmer at Loyola Maryland before transferring to Flagler College to pursue his dream of becoming a trial attorney.

After graduating from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2016, Spetsas gained valuable experience through various internships, including work at a Fortune 500 company, a SC personal injury firm, and the South Carolina Attorney General's Office. He also served as a certified student attorney in the University's Juvenile Justice Clinic.

Spetsas initially worked for several prestigious insurance defense law firms in Florida, representing major corporations in complex litigation, including premises liability, commercial negligence, semi-truck accidents, and negligent security cases. This experience provided him with insider knowledge of defense tactics and strategies.

Now representing injured individuals, Spetsas leverages his defense background to maximize case values for his clients. He handles a wide range of cases, including amusement park accidents, car and semi-truck accidents, slip-and-fall incidents, and negligent security cases. His expertise in negligent security is particularly noteworthy, having been involved in many high-profile cases during his time on the defense side.

Spetsas has achieved numerous successful 7-figure trial verdicts and settlements, demonstrating his skill and dedication to his clients. His approach emphasizes strong communication with clients and a deep understanding of how insurance companies value cases.

Recognized for his excellence, Spetsas has been included in The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 list, Super Lawyers Rising Stars, and The Million Dollar Advocates. Clients praise his communication skills, empathy, and attention to detail, solidifying his reputation as a distinguished and respected attorney in the legal community.