John C. Nickelson

Nickelson Law

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John C. Nickelson is an attorney providing legal services covering Appellate. After passing the bar exam, he was admitted to legal practice in 2004.

Law Firm

Nickelson Law
Law School

University of Virginia School of Law

Major Practice Areas

Appellate Law

Specialties & Focus Areas

Jurisdiction(s)

Louisiana

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