During the past 34 years Jack Nichols has been handling jury trials for people and firms who have been injured, killed or significantly damaged by the negligent or intentional conduct of another party.

A claim may ultimately have to be decided by a jury, so each case is prepared for trial. When the opposing party realizes that Jack Nichols is prepared to take the case all the way through a jury trial, if necessary, a settlement can often be reached before the trial. However, if the case must be tried Jack Nichols goes to court prepared.

Jack Nichols uses the latest social research data in analyzing how prospective jurors will respond to his client and the issues the jury must decide. He is conscientiously aware of the ever changing demographics and attitudes of prospecitve jurors. He attempts to present jury trials so that those on the jury will be most likely to accept his client's claim. He strives to make the issues the jury has to decide as clear and simple as possible.

Jack Nichols has tried jury trials against major automobile manufacturers, hospitals, doctors, public utilities, governments and governmental agencies, shopping malls, theme parks, chain stores, and many other well financed defendants.

Jack Nichols presents an enthusiastic, positive attitude in the courtroom. His natural leadership abilities and persuasive personality provide an invaluable asset in getting the jury to follow his theme of the case and decide in his client's favor.

If a case is appealed Jack Nichols has the skill and experience to handle the appeal himself. This gives his clients an advantage since he has first hand knowledge of what occurred during the trial of the case while appellate lawyers do not have this knowledge.