Nicole J. MacMillan

Nicole is a graduate of Loyola University Chicago School of Law, where she focused a majority of her education on learning the intricacies of civil litigation. This included studying comparative advocacy in London, England, and competing as part of Loyola’s International Humanitarian Law competition team in both Washington, D.C. and Bali, Indonesia. While in law school, Nicole clerked at a prestigious personal injury firm, gaining experience in advocating for injured parties at all stages of litigation. She also worked as a mediator, handling small claims matters at the Richard J. Daley Center in Downtown Chicago. Upon graduation, Nicole received a certificate in advocacy and was a recipient of the CALI award in Advanced Writing for Illinois Civil and Criminal Litigation. Prior to law school, Nicole studied Political Science, International Affairs, English, and Religion, at Florida State University, graduating one year early with two bachelor’s degrees, which she completed with high honors.

Outside of work, Nicole is an active participant in the martial arts community across the Midwest. She also enjoys attending local Chicago theater and traveling with her wife and dog.