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Nicole Bakare is an experienced commercial litigator with experience representing corporate clients in complex disputes across state and federal courts, arbitration forums, and bankruptcy proceedings. Her practice has encompassed a broad range of matters, including breach of contract, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, theft of trade secrets, tortious interference, negligence, and insurance coverage disputes.

Nicole brings comprehensive, hands-on litigation experience in all phases of litigation — from initial pleadings and large-scale discovery through dispositive motion practice, depositions, mediation, and resolution. Her appellate background is equally strong, having researched, briefed, and argued civil appeals and original proceedings across a wide spectrum of legal issues, a foundation that sharpens the strategic foresight she brings to trial-level work. Beyond the courtroom, Nicole previously served as in-house counsel in the litigation finance industry, advising on private lending transactions and evaluating litigation matters for potential investment.

Concentrations

  • Commercial litigation
  • Insurance coverage disputes

Kluczowe Praktyki

Doświadczenie

  • Briefing Attorney, Justice Evelyn V. Keyes, Texas First Court of Appeals, 2006-2007
  • Student Attorney, Tulane University Law School Criminal Clinic, 2006
  • Student Attorney, University of Michigan Child Advocacy Law Clinic, 2005
  • Intern, Judge Lynn N. Hughes, United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas, 2005
  • Intern, Justice Evelyn V. Keyes, Texas First Court of Appeals, 2005

Wyróżnienia i aktywność zawodowa

  • Editorial board, The Houston Lawyer, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015

Wykształcenie i uprawnienia do wykonywania zawodu

Wykształcenie
  • J.D., Common Law Curriculum, Tulane University Law School
    • Senior Articles and Symposium Editor, Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law
  • B.A., Political Science, University of Michigan
    • Minor, American History
Uprawnienia
  • Texas

Related Capabilities

Litigation