Nicholas Leyh

Nicholas Leyh is an attorney at Gregory Leyh, P.C., located in Kansas City, Missouri, where he offers legal services to clients across the region. He focuses his practice on consumer law, representing individuals navigating legal matters that affect their financial well-being and consumer rights. In this role, he works with clients facing a range of consumer-related issues, providing guidance and advocacy while helping them understand their legal options and pursue favorable resolutions.

Mr. Leyh is committed to assisting clients through often challenging circumstances involving consumer protection concerns. He approaches each matter with a focus on clear communication and practical solutions, helping clients navigate the legal process while addressing their individual needs. Through his consumer law practice, he strives to ensure that clients are informed about their rights and equipped to make sound decisions regarding their cases.

Mr. Leyh earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri School of Law in 2019. During law school, he wrote and edited for the Journal of Dispute Resolution, an experience that strengthened his legal research, writing and analytical skills. Prior to attending law school, he received a Bachelor of Arts in English from Macalester College in 2013.

Following his undergraduate studies, Mr. Leyh relocated to Washington, D.C., where he worked in communications for the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness. The independent federal agency's mission to help prevent and end homelessness aligned with his interest in supporting meaningful public-service initiatives. This professional experience provided him with valuable insight into public policy, communication and advocacy before he pursued a legal career.

Admitted to practice in Missouri in 2019, Mr. Leyh is licensed to represent clients throughout the state. Drawing on his legal education, communications background and commitment to client service, he works diligently to help individuals address consumer law matters and protect their interests.