Nicole Walsh's practice includes the defense of product liability and tort claims, as well as premises liability and personal injury actions. She also represents automobile dealerships defending cases on sales, F&I and advertising practices along with a diverse array of digital accessibility claims. Nicole’s practice affords her extensive experience in both federal and state court, as well as arbitration matters. She has defended national clients in numerous automotive, trucking, consumer products, and power tool products liability cases throughout Florida, as well as represented retailers and home builders in premises liability matters. Clients represented include those in: manufacturing, automotive, retail, financial services, hospitality, sports and home building industries.

Nicole graduated magna cum laude from the University of Florida Levin College of Law where she served as an Articles Editor for the Florida Law Review. During her tenure, the Florida Law Review awarded Nicole the Frank E. Maloney Award for Outstanding Candidate. Nicole has earned Book Awards in Legal Drafting and Advanced Problems in Bankruptcy. She is also a member of the Order of the Coif.

While in law school Nicole was a certified legal intern for the Office of the State Attorney in the 8th Judicial Circuit, an extern for the University of Florida, Office of the Vice President & General Counsel, and served as a teaching assistant in the College of Law’s Legal Research and Writing program. Before law school, Nicole was an Equipment Manager for the inaugural University of Florida Women’s NCAA Lacrosse Team and served as a Guardian ad Litem for children in dependency and neglect cases.

Outside of the office, Nicole enjoys CrossFit, Olympic weightlifting, salsa dancing, driving motorcycles, reading, traveling, and being a Gator fan. 

Nicole is currently serving on the Board of Directors for Tampa Bay Businesses for Culture & the Arts.