Nick DeFiesta is a highly accomplished lawyer with a diverse background in public interest and civil rights law. He earned his Juris Doctor degree from the prestigious Stanford University Law School with High Pro Bono Distinction and a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from Yale University. His ability to cultivate expertise across different legal areas has made for a fascinating career path thus far.

At present, he is a Law Clerk at Alaska Supreme Court. Previously, he worked as a Law Clerk at the United States District Court, Southern District of New York. As a Stanford Public Interest & Public Rights Project Fellow at Oakland City Attorney's Office - Community Lawyering & Civil Rights Unit, he channeled his passion for community service into providing legal support to vulnerable and marginalized populations. Additionally, his research assistantship at the American Legal Institute and internship at the Alaska Department of Law, showcases his robust skills in legal research and writing.

Outside of his legal career, DeFiesta has impressive media experience as evidenced by his time as a staff Columnist at Yale Daily News, Reporter at New Haven Independent, and Collegiate Correspondent at USA TODAY. He has also worked as a Research Assistant at DataHaven, connecting him further to his interests in statistical analysis and data-driven decision making. These varied experiences contribute to his well-rounded skill set and expertise.