The Nicholson Nugget, issue 1

October 14, 2019
Law Office of Mark Nicholson
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This is the inaugural issue of The Nicholson Nugget: the official newsletter of the Law Office of Mark Nicholson.


October has been a busy month for the Law Office of Mark Nicholson. We were on the TV news discussing the new policy of the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office to not charge people with simple marijuana possession. We had a TV news interview describing how an H&M male employee secretly videotaped our female client in the nude. In the midst of all that, we are preparing for a criminal jury trial next week.


Mark Nicholson, AttorneyMark’s biography page can be read  here. Mark will be on FM radio station 90.1 at 1pm on Monday, October 14, 2019. He will discuss, with an all-star panel, the new Marion County marijuana policy. Tune in here.


Kathryn Hines, Paralegal

Katie is the Certified Paralegal for the Law Office of Mark Nicholson.


Cierra Fountain, Intern, Fall 2019
Cierra graduated from Ivy Tech Community College in August 2019 with a degree in Legal Studies. Her hard work earned her a spot on the Dean’s List each semester. While attending classes, Cierra completed an internship with the school’s Government Relations department where she conducted research for education legislation, assisted meetings with the Department of Education (DOE), and performed analysis on impacts of policy changes.


After graduating from Ivy Tech, Cierra decided to continue her education at IUPUI. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Global and International Studies with a minor in Spanish. She hopes to attend law school and practice immigration and international law.


Cierra volunteers with Indy Reads and helps Spanish speakers learn English. In her free time, she enjoys dancing and watching comedy and action movies with friends and family. Additionally, she loves spending time with her one-year old Pitbull, Shadow.


Nugget of the Month
“Pain is weakness leaving the body,” quote by United States Marine Corps.

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