Nicole Klein focuses her practice on complex business litigation matters. Before attending law school, Nicole worked as a paralegal, gaining substantial experience in personal injury and intellectual property matters.
While earning her J.D., Nicole interned for the Honorable Chief Magistrate Judge Scott T. Varholak of the United States District Court, District of Colorado, assisting with legal research, drafting, and analysis of complex legal issues. Nicole also served as an Associate Editor of the Denver Law Review, a member of its Equity Committee, and a Drafter on the Tribal Wills Project, which provides free legal assistance to tribal members to draft estate planning documents addressing the complexities of trust land inheritance under AIPRA.
Nicole has an interest in cybersecurity and data privacy, and received the Privacy Law Scholastic Excellence Award from the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law.
