Nicholas W. Mattiacci - Cheltenham, PA

Nick serves as Trial Counsel and Director of Business Development with Stampone Law and focuses on a variety of complex civil litigation matters including representation of plaintiffs in connection with catastrophic personal injury, automobile accidents, wrongful death, premises liability, liquor liability, product liability, medical malpractice and construction-related accidents. In addition to being an effective trial lawyer, Nick is a rare professional advocate who has experience working in his community, in corporate America and in Government.

Nick began his career as a litigator with the City of Philadelphia before leaving to mount a campaign for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, House District 153. As a first time political candidate, despite being outnumbered 4-1 in voter registration, Nick relentlessly advocated his bipartisan message to his district, took part in 7 candidate debates, successfully raised over $250,000 and knocked on more than 13,000 homes before losing by just 1,000 votes. Thereafter, Nick was recruited to an international healthcare corporation where he held two executive positions initially serving as President of one portfolio company, before being tasked with starting a new corporate development division which oversaw business development for a diverse portfolio of 5 companies. Nick thereafter returned to Government serving as an Administration Official for Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett and was asked to remain on in his official capacity with incoming Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf.

Nick's experience as a litigator, community leader, corporate and Government executive provides him with a unique perspective our clients really relate to.

Background and Education

Nick is a proud graduate of LaSalle College High School and Temple University. Nick received his law degree from Widener University School of Law (DE) in 2006 and is admitted to the Bar in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the State of New Jersey and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Nick also achieved a master's degree in law, LL.M. in Trial Advocacy, from Temple University Beasley School of Law in 2008. Nick serves as chairman of the McKinley civic association in Abington and is a board member of the LaSalle College High School Alumni Association; the Liguori Academy; The National Italian American Political Action Committee and St. Anthony Society of Philadelphia.

Nick and his wife Amanda, a registered nurse with Holy Redeemer live in Abington with their three children, Luca, Nicky, Angelina and olde English bulldogge Butch!