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Nicolle is a member of the D.C. Bar Association, the Hispanic Bar Associations’ D.C. Chapter and the National Hispanic Bar Association.
Nicolle is a member of the D.C. Bar Association, the Hispanic Bar Associations’ D.C. Chapter and the National Hispanic Bar Association.
Nicolle represents individuals and corporations in white collar cases, internal and regulatory investigations, cross-border regulatory compliance, and in high-stakes, complex commercial disputes. She has experience representing and advising clients across a wide range of issues, including insider trading, fraud, securities litigation, False Claims Act, US economic sanctions and US tariffs and related enforcement. Nicolle also has experience advising clients on cross-border matters.
Nicolle is also committed to pro bono work. In 2024, she received the Linklaters Social Impact Award in recognition of her dedication to advancing justice for underserved communities. Her pro bono representations have included assisting individuals in obtaining legal status in the United States through Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and T-Visas, challenging the constitutionality of state laws, including with respect to equal protection and due process violations, in federal court, and engaging in impact litigation against discriminatory policing practices in federal court.
Nicolle received her B.A.in Political Science and Women’s Studies from the University of Florida, and her Juris Doctor at the American University Washington College of Law (AUWCL).
In law school she was a Student Attorney at the AUWCL Criminal Justice Clinic which practiced in the Montgomery County State Attorney’s Office District Court. She was also the Executive Editor of The Criminal Law Prosecutor, AUWCL's only dedicated criminal law publication, and a senior staffer of the Business Law Review. Nicolle was a member of the Mock Trial Honor Society, where she competed in six national competitions, winning several awards and placing as quarterfinalist in three competitions.
Nicolle is fluent in Spanish.
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