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Chair and Managing Member of the firm’s eDiscovery practice, Nicole works with attorneys and clients firmwide to develop efficient and effective discovery management strategies tailored to the case at hand. Leveraging advanced technologies and analytics, she manages complex and high-profile eDiscovery projects and routinely navigates data and privacy protection laws across many jurisdictions, both domestic and foreign.
Nicole participates in 26(f) conferences; negotiates agreements and stipulations establishing parties’ obligations with respect to preserving, searching, and producing electronically stored information (ESI); directs use of artificial intelligence (AI) in discovery; and negotiates technology assisted review (TAR) and predictive coding protocols. She also advises on collection methodology, search and retrieval methodology, FRE 502(d) orders, and production specifications and develops internal and external discovery guidelines addressing each phase of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM).
Additionally, Nicole is involved in discovery-related motion practice, including the drafting of affidavits in support of cost-shifting. She also implements quality control procedures to mitigate risk and counsels both clients and colleagues on issues related to eDiscovery, information governance, and data management.
Nicole is a member of the Sedona Conference and is currently part of the WG6 Drafting Committee focused on exploring data privacy issues related to the Exportation of Data from the People’s Republic of China. The leading think tank on eDiscovery law and practice, the Sedona Conference’s commentaries are regularly cited by judges and significantly influence the development of rules of evidence and civil procedure for federal and state courts. Nicole is also a member of the Philadelphia Chapter of Women in eDiscovery, serves as Vice Chair of the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Wellness and Quality of Life committee, and is on the firm’s Women’s Initiative Executive Committee.
Prior to joining the firm, Nicole was an associate attorney at the Philadelphia office of a Northeast-based law firm where she defended health care providers and companies in malpractice and negligence actions. She was also a judicial intern for the Honorable Marjorie Rendell, U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals, and a summer law clerk for the Honorable Juan Sánchez. Nicole has written articles appearing in The Legal Intelligencer, Bloomberg Law, The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, The Pennsylvania Bar Association Quarterly, and the World Association for Medical Law’s Medicine and Law Journal.
Practice Areas
CODISCOVR (eDiscovery)
Commercial Litigation
Education
Temple University—James E. Beasley School of Law, J.D., summa cum laude, 2015
Villanova University, M.A., 2005
Villanova University, B.A., magna cum laude, 2002
Bar Admissions
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Court Admissions
U.S. District Court — Eastern District of Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court — Middle District of Pennsylvania
Affiliations
The Sedona Conference Working Group on International Electronic Information Management, Discovery and Disclosure (WG6), 2022
ILTA Member
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Publications
- Articles
Nicole Marie Gill Featured in eDiscovery Today Thought Leader Interview with Doug Austin
- Press Releases
New ABA Book by Nicole Gill Delivers Practical, Step-by-Step Guide to E-Discovery
- Articles
From AI chatbots to social media: data review and production enter new territory
- Case Law Alerts
Court Rejects Default Judgment in Discovery Dispute, Imposes Targeted Sanctions Instead
- Articles
Why Information Governance Matters More Than Ever in Our Data-Driven World
- Case Law Alerts
From AI chatbots to social media: data collection in the digital age
- Case Law Alerts
Gonzalez Gomez v. Epic Landscape Productions
- Case Law Alerts
CEMCO, LLC v. KPSI Innovations, Inc.
- Case Law Alerts
Comair Ltd v Boeing Co.
- Case Law Alerts
Ahrens Enters. Inc. v. Winning
- Case Law Alerts
Yours, Mine, or Ours? Can Employees Claim Privilege over Employer-Issued Email Accounts? - Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
You Get What You Get and You Don’t Get Upset (E-Discovery Edition) – A Caselaw Update
- Case Law Alerts
When Can a Party Compel the Production of a Personal Laptop? – A Caselaw Update
- Case Law Alerts
E-Discovery in Action: Byte Federal's Trademark Infringement Case Highlights Court's Role in Document Production Disputes
- Case Law Alerts
Traverse Therapy Services, PLLC v. Sadler-Bridges Wellness Group, PLLC, James Boulding-Bridges, and Haley Campbell
- Case Law Alerts
The Trade Group, Inc. v. BTC Media, LLC, et al.
- Case Law Alerts
Order’s Up: No Spoliation Sanctions for Cook’s Failure to Back-up Stolen iPhone – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Things Get Spicy When McCormick Attempts Document Dump in Contract Dispute – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
A Relevant Decision Regarding Relevancy Redactions – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
AI Is Not Just eDiscovery’s Future — It’s Also Its Past – Thought Leadership
- Case Law Alerts
Attorneys Must be in the eDiscovery Driver’s Seat – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Spoliation Argument Gets Frosty Reception from Court Absent Intent – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Generative AI and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Is It Meant To Be?
- Case Law Alerts
Should Personal Cell Phones be off the eDiscovery Radar? – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Cautionary Tale: Make Sure Your Discovery Team Excels at Redactions – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Don’t Cry Over Spoliated Milk: The City of Seattle’s Egregious Spoliation of Text Messages – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Even Judges Get Fed Up at Some Point – Case Law Update
- Articles
CODISCOVR at the Construction Super Conference
- Case Law Alerts
Speak for Yourself! – A Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Impossibility Is Not a Ticket Out of ESI Protocol Compliance – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
E-discovery Considerations for Small Law Firms
- Articles
New Legal Speak Episode Featuring Nicole Gill!
- Case Law Alerts
I Never Met-a-data I Didn’t Want to Collect – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Ford Motor Company, et al. v. Edgewood Properties, Inc.
- Case Law Alerts
This Director’s Emails Are Out of Control – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
An Agent’s Emails are Within a Golfer’s Control: No Ifs, Ands, or Putts About It – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Diverging "Possession, Custody, or Control" Tests Impact eDiscovery Outcomes—But Is a Uniform Standard Feasible? – Thought Leadership
- Case Law Alerts
Overbroad and Underprepared: Court Scolds Both Sides in Discovery Dispute
- Case Law Alerts
A Bad “Chat-titude” Regarding Discovery Can Lead to Sanctions – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Wiped Devices, Damaged Drives, and Deleted Accounts: A Cautionary Tale in eDiscovery
- Case Law Alerts
Taylor’s Swift and Hard Lessons in E-Discovery – A Caselaw Update
- Case Law Alerts
Missed Deadlines, Missed Opportunities: Court Denies Reconsideration in FLSA Discovery Battle
- Case Law Alerts
You Can’t Always Get What You Want—But You Might Find, You Get What You Need – Case Law Update
- Case Law Alerts
Possession, Custody, and Control in the Era of eDiscovery – Thought Leadership
- Case Law Alerts
Google Sidesteps Sanctions: Court Rejects Plaintiffs’ Contempt Motion in Discovery Dispute
- Articles
From AI chatbots to social media: data identification and preservation in the digital age
- Case Law Alerts
Clawback Orders Can Prevent Fighting Tooth and Claw Over Discovery – A Caselaw Update
- Case Law Alerts