Nina graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville in 2013. Her legal career began at a large law firm in the Regulated Business Practice Group. Prior to law school, Nina had a career in accounting and finance. After graduating from Bellarmine University in 2003, Nina worked at a big four accounting firm in healthcare auditing and taxation, and subsequen
tly was the Chief Financial Officer of a mortgage company. In addition to her law practice, Nina teaches law at the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, where her classes have included Property Law, Professional Responsibility, Evidence and Mediation. She has also completed certificates in Mediation training from Northwestern University and Harvard Law School. Nina has also taught at the University of Louisville School of Business, where she taught Taxation and Commercial Law. Nina concentrates her scholarly research on issues related to Property and Consumer Protection issues. Her recent speaking engagements have been related to consumer protection laws in Kentucky and the civil discovery process. Nina was inspired to pursue a law degree, in part, because of the immigration journey her parents made to the United States. Her mother and father emigrated to the United States from Italy, and spoke frequently about the importance of freedom, justice, and protecting the rights of the people. These are fundamental principles she carries with her in her practice each day.
