Nicholas L. Marti

Nicholas Marti is an attorney with Woods Aitken and a member of the firm's litigation group. His practice includes representing businesses in commercial disputes and construction law, and individuals in plaintiff-side personal injury and product liability cases. 

Nicholas is a zealous advocate who genuinely cares about client issues and outcomes. His approach is to provide straightforward legal analysis and practical recommendations that account for a client's current situation and the environment they will occupy after the matter is resolved.

He received his J.D. from the University of Nebraska College of Law with distinction, with concentrations in litigation and public interest. During law school, Nicholas served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Jacqueline M. DeLuca, magistrate judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska. He was also a symposium editor of the Nebraska Law Review and a founding member and student editor-in-chief of the Nebraska Journal on Advancing Justice. Through Nebraska Law's clinics, he represented defendants in negotiations and in the courtroom with the Housing Justice Clinic and assisted clients with the Nebraska Innocence Clinic and the Debtor's Defense Clinic. He was named to the Order of the Barristers and received numerous awards, including the Woods Aitken Outstanding Student Award and the Award for Outstanding Impact Through Pro Bono Service.

Nicholas served as a law clerk with Woods Aitken before joining the firm as an attorney.

Nicholas has held a League Cycling Instructor license through the League of American Bicyclists for over 10 years and has taught hundreds of students to ride bicycles safely, on and off the road.

His mother is a nurse, and he was preparing to go to nursing school when he first became involved in special education, his career before law school. His passion for service to others is a deep personal value.