Nicole’s litigation practice includes commercial litigation, ethics advice, state bar grievances, and alternative dispute resolution. She is dedicated to mentorship and enjoys providing young professionals with numerous development opportunities.

Nicole is committed to educating future lawyers. She serves as an adjunct professor at UNT Dallas College of Law, teaching Deposition Skills, Strategies, and Techniques. For many years, she also lectured at the UT Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management. Additionally, she is involved in NITA’s Deposition Skills Training and the Dallas Bar Association's Trial Skills Training.

Her contributions to the legal profession have earned her recognition, including an A/V Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell since 2006, being named Best Lawyers in America - U.S. News and World Report since 2012, and being recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters since 2014. Nicole is a Master of the Bench of the William “Mac” Taylor American Inn of Court and a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation and the Dallas Bar Foundation.

Nicole frequently speaks on ethical issues and legal malpractice at bar associations and conferences, including the North Dallas Bar Association, UT Law CLE, and the State Bar of Texas Annual Meeting. Outside of her professional life, Nicole shows her commitment to community service by volunteering to judge high school mock trials and participating as an active member in Altrusa International of Downtown Dallas, Inc. and Attorneys Serving the Community.

In her free time, Nicole enjoys nature with her husband, Yigit, and their four dogs. Nicole’s dedication to her clients, firm, and community exemplifies the highest standards of the legal profession, making her an inspiring leader and esteemed attorney.