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Rick Nunez

With a passion for finding solutions to complex issues, Rick decided to pursue a legal career by providing dependable support and comprehensive legal representation. From the beginning of his legal education, he was drawn to torts and product liability, enjoying the challenge of applying the law to intricate factual scenarios and understanding the complexities of various products.

During law school, Rick gained practical experience through an in-house internship with the litigation team at a Fortune 300 transportation company. This experience sparked his interest in complex litigation and provided him with valuable insights into the unique needs of corporate clients. As a summer associate at Husch Blackwell, Rick further honed his ability to address clients’ needs by researching the impact of new laws on their operations.

Rick is known as a communicative team player who effectively solves issues and handles matters to completion. His dedication to finding creative solutions makes him a valuable asset to clients and the firm.

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On March 25, 2026, a Los Angeles County jury in California’s Superior Court returned a $6 million verdict in favor of a minor child Plaintiff, K.G.M., against two major social media platforms. The jury awarded Plaintiff both punitive and compensatory damages.1 The negligence claims in the case centered on the allegation that the Defendants’ “addictive” product designs resulted in harm to the Plaintiff. The claim was that the platforms themselves caused the decline in the Plaintiff’s mental health.