About Nicole
Nicole Pereira serves as the Principal Lawyer and Director at Pereira Lawyers, based in Melbourne. With expertise in Commercial Law, Property Law, Immigration Law, Migration Law, and Family Law, Nicole is committed to delivering tailored legal solutions that address her clients' specific needs. Her comprehensive understanding of diverse legal domains enables her to adeptly guide clients through complex legal landscapes.
Nicole’s legal journey reflects her extensive experience across various sectors. She currently balances her role at Pereira Lawyers with her position as Legal Counsel at Nikee Business Group. There, she combines her skills in Immigration and Migration Law to provide invaluable support and guidance. Before this, Nicole led the Commercial Practice at Zanier Legal Services, enriching her understanding of Banking and Finance Law.
Her tenure as a Commercial Lawyer at Norton White Lawyers offered her unique insights into the aviation and logistics sectors. Additionally, her role at Kalus Kenny Intelex saw her working alongside specialists, managing finance and property transactions, and dealing with complex agreements like General Security and Loan Agreements.
Nicole's experience as a Freelance Journalist for North & West Melbourne News allowed her to explore legal issues and social justice topics, adding depth to her practice. Her prior role as a Legal Technology Consultant with Epiq involved managing high-profile commercial and class action cases globally, where she honed her leadership skills and participated in major cases such as Hall v Pitcher Partners and SEQwater v Rodriguez.
Her diverse background also includes producing and hosting The Law Pod, contributing to industry discussions during the Victoria lockdowns. In earlier roles, Nicole excelled as a Business Banker at Westpac, a Policy Administrator at Children's Ground, and a Marketing and Strategy Lead at Nikee Business Group, where she demonstrated a keen acumen for marketing and business development.
Her academic achievements are noteworthy, having completed a Juris Doctor from RMIT University, where she published works on quantum computing and blockchain's impact on the legal industry. Nicole also holds a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice and has been recognised for her communication and media studies, further enriching her multifaceted legal career.
