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As a third-generation lawyer, Nick Flowers’ dedication to the legal profession is rooted in a longstanding family tradition of advocacy, service, and integrity. Nick brings a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach to every case, combining strong legal acumen with a technical background to guide clients through some of the most challenging moments of their lives.

Nick concentrates his practice on complex personal injury litigation, including medical malpractice, motor vehicle collisions, defective medical devices, and harmful products. Driven by a genuine desire to help individuals rather than corporate interests, he transitioned from a corporate career to pursue a legal practice dedicated to righting wrongs and advocating for injured victims.

Nick brings a distinct advantage to complex product liability and mass tort litigation through his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His engineering background allows him to analyze complex design defects, evaluate intricate technical evidence, and breakdown scientific concepts into clear, compelling arguments.

Nick joined Meyers & Flowers as a law clerk before transitioning into his role as an associate attorney following his admission to the bar. Since joining the firm, he has contributed to significant litigation outcomes, including serving as part of the trial team that secured a $7.1 million appellate victory in a personal injury lawsuit involving defective consumer products.

Bar Admissions

    • State of Illinois
    • State of Utah

Education

    • Loyola University Chicago School of Law, J.D. magna cum laude
    • University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
      • Mechanical Engineering, B.S.

Bar & Professional Association Involvement

    • Chicago Bar Association
    • Kane County Bar Association
    • DuPage County Bar Association
    • Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
    • Trial School

Awards & Honors

    • The Best Lawyers in America “Ones To Watch” (2026-Present)
    • Awards for Highest Scoring Student
      • Torts, Fall 2020
      • Legal Writing, Spring 2021
      • Federal Income Tax, Fall 2021
    • Graduation from Law School – Magna Cum Laude, Top 10 % of Graduating Class
    • 2021-2022: National Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition featuring Top 64 Law Schools in the Country – Fourth Place

Speaking Engagements and Publications

    • Trial School Seminars:
      • Raising the Bar: The Plaintiff’s Advantage
      • Damages Evolving: How Jurors Decide Value
      • Raising the Bar: Mentorship, Strategy, and a $20 Million Talc Verdict
      • Raising the Bar: Trusts 101
      • Raising the Bar: Depositions
      • Raising the Bar: The Art of Client Preparation
      • Raising the Bar: Master the Rules of Evidence
    • Debunking Comparative Acceleration Analyses in Rear-End Collisions, Plaintiff Magazine, July 2022, co-author