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Nino Przulj

Nino Przulj

Associate

St. Louis
314 552 6559 direct

  • OVERVIEW
  • INSIGHTS

PRACTICES

  • Education

    • Saint Louis University School of Law,

      J.D., cum laude, 2015

      , Childress Lecture Managing Editor, Saint Louis University Law Journal

    • Saint Louis University,

      B.A., Philosophy, Economics, and French, summa cum laude, 2012

      , Leroy J. Grossman Outstanding Student Award in Economics

  • Admissions

    • Illinois

    • Missouri

  • Employment

    • Thompson Coburn LLP

      Associate, September 2016-Present

      Summer Associate, May-August 2014

    • Supreme Court of Missouri

      Law Clerk to Judge Paul C. Wilson, August 2015-August 2016

    • U.S. Attorneys’ Office, Eastern District of Missouri

      Intern, January-May 2015

    • Missouri Court of Appeals, E.D.

      Intern to Judge Lisa Van Amburg

  • Community

    • International Institute—Community Development Corporation

      board member

    • Bosnian-American Professionals Association

      board member

    • Legal Services of Eastern Missouri

      volunteer

    • St. Louis Bankruptcy Pro Se Assistance Program

      volunteer

Nino assists a broad spectrum of clients in state and federal courts in the firm's business litigation and financial restructuring & bankruptcy groups.

Nino handles high-stakes litigation involving contract disputes, shareholder disputes, creditor's rights, financial restructuring, class action defense and multidistrict litigation.

Nino relies on his extensive pretrial and trial experience in state and federal court. Recently, he first chaired a civil jury trial in the Eastern District of Missouri and obtained a $20,000 judgment on behalf of a state prisoner. Nino has argued before the Missouri Court of Appeals and engaged in motion practice in the Supreme Court of Missouri. He has also drafted briefing before the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.

Nino regularly appears before trial court judges in Missouri and Illinois. He drafts and argues dispositive motions including motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment. Not long ago, Nino helped obtain a large and favorable settlement in the St. Louis Circuit Court involving a shareholder dispute.

Prior to joining Thompson Coburn, Nino clerked for the Honorable Paul C. Wilson of the Supreme Court of Missouri.