Nicole's practice encompasses a broad range of civil litigation, with particular experience in employment disputes, human rights applications, labour arbitrations, and workplace investigations.

Prior to joining the firm, Nicole practiced in the dispute resolution group of a national firm, focused on labour and employment. She has appeared before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, the Ontario Labour Relations Board, and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. She has also represented clients at countless private mediations and arbitrations.

Nicole completed her JD at Queen’s University. She was the recipient of the Queen’s Law Prize in Labour Law, Stringer, Brisbin, Humphrey Prize in Labour Law, Queen’s Law Prize in International Human Rights, Queen’s Law Prize in Medical Malpractice, and Dean’s Honour List. While in law school, Nicole served as a case worker for the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic and Pro Bono Students Canada, advocating for client’s rights. Nicole participated in the competitive Julius Alexander Isaac Moot and the Hicks Morley Moot, where her team earned first place at Queen’s Law.