Nicole K. Mann focuses her practice on all aspects of tax and estate planning, estate and trust administration and family business planning. She also has considerable experience in estate, trust and tax litigation involving disputes between and among family members, fiduciaries and beneficiaries. Nicole is a co-chair of the Firm’s Trust & Estate Controversy group.
While in law school, Nicole served as the notes and comments editor of the Chicago-Kent Law Review.
Education
Chicago-Kent College of Law, JD, with honors, 1999
The College of Wooster, BA, 1993
Admissions
Illinois
Courts/Agencies
US Tax Court
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