Nicholas (Nick) Roide practices in a variety of industries with a focus on corporate and transactional matters, including intellectual property, arts & entertainment, real estate, and general business. Nick specifically analyzes and provides guidance to his clients on intellectual property registration and portfolio management, art transactions and museum collections management policies, leasing transactions, and negotiating and structuring complex business agreements. Nick gears his practice towards holistic Care for the Whole Business℠, offering individualized attention to the needs of his clients to satisfy their legal, business, and strategic objectives.

Nick represents artists, nonprofit corporations, commercial tenants and landlords, and has prepared and prosecuted hundreds of trademarks and copyrights. Prior to law school, Nick was employed as an Alumni Service Corps member for Brophy College Preparatory in Phoenix, AZ, where he taught several sections of English to high school sophomores and facilitated retreats, immersion trips, and various co-curricular activities. During law school, Nick served as Notes & Comments Editor for the Texas A&M Law Review, a T.A. in the Trademark & Copyright Clinic, and a judicial intern for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas and the Denton County 362nd District Court. Through these myriad experiences, Nick ultimately aims to foster enduring relationships with his clients, offering Care for the Whole Business℠, to accomplish their unique needs and goals.

Admissions

• Texas Bar, 2022

Professional Affiliations

• Dallas Bar Association
• Dallas Association of Young Lawyers
• Texas Aggie Bar Association
• Alliance of Museums

Publications

• Author, “Fintech and Anti-Money Laundering Regulation: Implementing an International Regulatory Hierarchy Premised on Financial Innovation”, Texas A&M Law Review: Vol. 9, Iss. 2 (2022)
• Co-Author, “Will the Real Van Gogh Please Stand Up?”, Dallas Association of Young Lawyers (January 3, 2022)