Jenna Nichols is a dedicated attorney licensed in North Carolina, passionate about justice and advocacy. With a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business Management from North Carolina State University and a Juris Doctorate from Campbell Law School, Jenna has a solid foundation in critical thinking and problem-solving. During her time at Campbell, Jenna gained practical experience through moot court, externships, and pro bono projects, honing her legal skills. As a licensed attorney, she upholds the highest ethical standards and approaches legal representation with compassion and personalization. Jenna believes in making a positive difference in her clients' lives and is committed to client satisfaction. In her leisure time, she enjoys moments with her loved ones. With her legal expertise and dedication, Jenna Nichols is ready to guide individuals and families through the legal system.

Chad M. Nicholson is a key litigator for MWSS+. His background in criminal law and prosecutorial duties in Washington State provided him with significant courtroom experience prior to joining the firm. Working independently as well as in collaboration with our principals, Chad has proven himself adept in both the preparation phase of litigation as well as the process of trial law – from either side of the courtroom. Chad has expertise in personal injury and medical malpractice claims, employment matters, and commercial litigation, including general business, construction and real estate. For more than a decade Chad has represented individuals who have been injured in accidents, from medical negligence or because of defective products. In the business and employment arena, Chad is knowledgeable and experienced in a variety of matters including sexual harassment claims, age, disability and other discrimination claims, Family Medical Leave Act claims, non-competition and non-disclosure agreements, and wrongful termination claims. Outside the courtroom, Chad regularly negotiates and drafts employment contracts, employee manuals, non-competition agreements and non-disclosure agreements. Chad grew up in Oregon before attending Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa, Idaho. After completing law school at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, Chad began his practice in the Seattle, Washington area. He settled in Boise in 2006 and today enjoys golf, snow sports, hunting and following his son’s football and wrestling teams at Bishop Kelly High School. Chad is also on the board of directors for the non-profit organization Gates of Hope, which provides the tools for sustainable growth to individuals and communities in both Africa and the United States.

Kelsey Nicolaisen is an associate in the Los Angeles office of Manning & Kass, where she practices on the firm’s Premises Liability Team. She is a member of the American Bar Association, Los Angeles County Bar Association, and Beverly Hills Bar Association. Prior to joining the firm, she represented corporate and individual clients in a wide array of civil law matters related to business torts, breach of contract disputes, personal injury claims, malpractice, employment and housing law matters, and workers' compensation claims. She also discreetly represented clients in high-profile divorce litigations where spousal support, child support, child custody, division of property, and post judgment issues are amplified by the fact that clients or client's spouse had substantial income, investments, real property, or intellectual property. Ms. Nicolaisen received her JD from Southwestern Law School and her BA in Communication, Business, & Sociology from the University of Southern California. During law school she was the recipient of the Zimring Memorial Scholarship and the president of the International Law Society.

Benjamin Nicolet joined Nicolet Law Office, S.C., as an attorney in 2017. Prior to joining the firm, Ben spent summers during law school clerking at the office. Ben handles bankruptcy and personal injury cases across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Ben is admitted to practice law in the state courts of Minnesota and Wisconsin; as well as the federal courts of the District of Minnesota and Western District of Wisconsin.