Nicole Pyatetskya

Education

• Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, JD, 2018
• Pace University, BA (magna cum laude), 2016

Nicole Pyatetskya is an associate in the New York office, specializing in insurance defense, general liability, premises liability, construction site accidents, New York State Labor Law claims, property damage, and auto motor liability. She is licensed to practice in both New York and New Jersey.

Nicole’s approach integrates forward thinking and meticulous attention to detail with an assertive advocacy style, fighting tirelessly to achieve the best outcomes for her clients.

Through exhaustive preparation and a hands-on approach, Nicole tackles each case with tenacity and strategic insight, ensuring that every matter is handled with both care and efficiency while aiming for the best possible resolution.

Graduating magna cum laude from Pace University in New York City, Nicole’s academic prowess is matched by her ambition. She completed her Juris Doctor at Hofstra University’s Maurice A. Deane School of Law in just 2.5 years, accelerating her education and enriching it through participation in several study abroad programs, which provided her with an advanced understanding of international legal systems and a valuable global perspective.

Nicole has honed her skills through a diverse range of internships and externships across both public and private sectors, acquiring robust experience in civil litigation, criminal prosecution, and criminal defense. These varied experiences have intensified her passion for litigation by exposing her to the dynamic and high-stakes nature of the field, and by highlighting the critical role that skilled advocacy plays in achieving meaningful legal outcomes.

At Kennedys, Nicole is eager to make a profound impact by leveraging her unparalleled skills and utmost diligence to advance the firm’s objectives. She is committed to delivering exceptional results, upholding high standards of client service, and furthering the firm’s prestigious global practice.