Nick is a member of the Reed Smith Pro Bono Committee, as well as the Pro Bono Committee for the New York office. Prior to joining Reed Smith in 2022, Nick also held a leadership role in pro bono practice at a major law firm. In his own pro bono work, Nick has represented clients seeking asylum and other forms of relief from deportation, including in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. After Superstorm Sandy, he worked with Volunteer Lawyers for Justice and other organizations to bring insurance coverage support to those in need. He drafted a manual focused on insurance coverage issues that was distributed to victims of the storm, and a second manual designed for lawyers assisting those victims. He also worked on and supervised nearly a dozen pro bono insurance coverage matters related to Sandy. In addition, Nick has handled impact pro bono litigation, including teaming with the ACLU of New Jersey to overturn city ordinances that criminalized seeking food or monetary assistance. As a result of that litigation, the ordinances were eliminated, and a donation was made to a local organization supplying meals and other services to the homeless. Nick is a member and past chair of the Pro Bono Committee of the New Jersey State Bar Association, and is currently on the Board of Volunteer Lawyers for Justice.