Prior to starting out professionally as a lawyer at her law firm, Attorney Nicole M. Bluefort already had an impressive resume because of her diverse work experience.
Being a part of the Northeastern University’s Cooperative Education Program, Attorney Nicole M. Bluefort worked in a variety of prominent legal settings including the United States District Court, where she was assigned to the Honorable Joyce London Alexander – Ford country’s first African-American Chief Magistrate Judge.
She has also practiced in the United States Attorney’s Office Criminal Division-Drug Unit, Tarlow, Breed, Hart and Rodgers P.C. and Tufts Medical Center’s Medical-Legal Partnership for Children.
Attorney Nicole M. Bluefort has also worked as a Judicial Clerk at the Massachusetts Appeals Court and during her time there she was assigned to the first African-American Justice to serve on the court, Frederick L. Brown.
The attorney also has significant teaching experience which further sharpened her skills and diversified her knowledge. She has taught Litigation (Civil Trial and Appellate Practice) and conducted a Field Placement Seminar in an ABA-Approved Paralegal Program to students at the North Shore Community College.