About Nicholas N.
Nicholas N. DiSalvo earned his J.D. from Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center in 2008 after finishing a B.S. at Fordham University in 2004. His academic document locations him amongst a generation of lawyers who moved shortly from law program into court practice in New York. The combination of a liberal arts undergraduate schooling and a professional legal diploma supplied a basis for work that crosses state and federal lines.
After law school, DiSalvo built a practice that operates in each state and federal venues. He is licensed to the New York bar and holds admissions to the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. Those federal admissions imply he can manage matters that land in New York’s trial courts after which make the transition to federal court as instances require.
Colleagues describe him as an attorney who navigates complicated procedural settings calmly. He has experience managing filings, proceedings and the kinds of pretrial work that shape litigation approach. DiSalvo’s background offers him familiarity with the guidelines and practices of multiple courts within the New York region. That realistic know-how is beneficial whether or not a matter is resolved before trial or requires complete briefing on dispositive motions.
His work sits at the intersection of state practice and federal litigation. That positioning frequently requires translating state-law claims into arguments that in shape federal court procedures, or advising clients on the consequences of federal jurisdiction. He has handled cases that contain layered procedural problems, which includes matters tied to evidence-gathering process disputes, evidentiary questions and the timing of appeals in both structures. His clients can anticipate counsel versed in how local and federal guidelines interact in the New York legal panorama.
DiSalvo practices at Han DiSalvo Han LLP. The firm’s offices serve as his base for litigation within the city and surrounding districts. He spends much of his time on case preparation, courtroom appearances and coordination with co-counsel and clients. In court, he depends on steady procedural handling and clean, direct arguments instead of stylistic flourish.
As of 2026, Nicholas N. DiSalvo continues to practice at Han DiSalvo Han LLP, handling things that arise in New York state and within the Southern and Eastern federal districts.
