Nicholas Koumoulis is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Lewis Brisbois and a member of the General Liability, Hospitality, and Transportation Groups. Mr. Koumoulis has experience in litigating a wide variety of general liability matters, including premises liability, hospitality/hotel related claims, and transportation matters for small businesses and publicly traded companies. Mr. Koumoulis has defended many high exposure catastrophic injury cases, including those involving traumatic brain injury, amputations, paralysis and death, through trial. His most recent trial experience resulted in a defense verdict in a premises liability matter on behalf of a national landscaping company.

Mr. Koumoulis handles the following types of matters:

• Premises Liability
• Auto/Trucking/Motorcycle/Pedestrian Accidents
• Negligent Security
• Construction Accidents and Related Claims
• Habitability
• Catastrophic Injuries
• Assault/Battery Claims
• Wrongful Death

Representative clients include:

• Hospitability Groups (restaurants, nightclubs, concert venues)
• Hotels
• Hospitals
• National landscaping companies
• National construction companies
• Ride sharing companies

Admissions

• State Bar Admissions
  • California
• United States District Courts
  • United States District Court for the Central District of California

Admissions

California

Untied States District Court for the Central District of California

Associations

Hellenic Law Society of California

Education

New York Law School

Juris Doctor

The George Washington University

Bachelor of Arts

Representative Matters

Los Angeles Team Secures Defense Verdict on Behalf of Landscaping Company - Los Angeles Partners Andrew C. Hubert and Nicholas T. Koumoulis recently secured a defense verdict when a Santa Monica jury determined that our client, an on-site landscaping company at a golf course, was not negligent in its maintenance of the course. The plaintiff, who was 59 years old at the time of the incident, claimed that the ground located on the bank of a creek that ran through the course gave out from under him due to erosion. The plaintiff’s only acute injury was a bacterial infection that he received through a puncture wound in his elbow. The plaintiff, however, was claiming a number of ongoing sinus and orthopedic injuries and seeking a significant award. Due to a C.C.P. 998 offer made prior to trial and as the prevailing party, our client will be able to pursue a significant cost bill for having to take the case through trial.