Nicholas A. Panagopoulos, II

Nicholas A. Panagopoulos II serves as an attorney with Amer Cunningham Co., L.P.A., in Akron, Ohio and surrounding jurisdictions, advocating for individuals and commercial entities. His practice encompasses civil litigation, corporate and contract law, administrative proceedings and employment disputes. Additionally, he provides skilled representation in appellate matters before state and federal courts. He is committed to delivering robust legal solutions tailored to protect business interests, resolve commercial controversies and uphold client objectives.

Mr. Panagopoulos approaches legal representation with meticulous preparation, deep legal scholarship and practical problem-solving. Whether drafting contracts, negotiating administrative conflicts or litigating complex disputes, he thoroughly evaluates each matter to develop cost-effective, forward-looking strategies. In the courtroom and on appeal, he relies on disciplined brief writing and persuasive oral advocacy to dismantle opposing arguments. He maintains close client communication throughout the legal process, ensuring each client remains fully informed, engaged and confidently positioned.

Graduating from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology, Mr. Panagopoulos earned membership in Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology. He subsequently received his law degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Law and gained admission to practice law in Ohio in 1999. Admitted to practice across all Ohio state and federal courts, he remains an active member of the Akron Bar Association and the Ohio State Bar Association.

Since beginning his legal career in 1999, Mr. Panagopoulos has built a robust civil litigation and appellate practice across Ohio’s state and federal courts. Prior to entering his current practice, he garnered invaluable judicial insight serving as both judicial attorney and magistrate for Judge Susan K. Steinhauer in the Summit County Domestic Relations Court, an experience that sharpens his courtroom strategy, evidentiary mastery and nuanced litigation perspective today.