Nichole M. Hatcher, Esq. is an accomplished attorney and the founding member of Hatcher Legal, PLLC. With over two decades of legal experience, she has built a broad practice spanning business law, civil litigation, estate planning, and personal injury matters. Ms. Hatcher provides strategic counsel to both individuals and small businesses, guiding clients through complex legal challenges with a focus on protecting their interests and future. Her firm operates in multiple states, with offices in Durham and Charlotte, North Carolina, and Columbia, Maryland, reflecting her commitment to serving a diverse regional client base.
Hatcher brings more than 20 years of experience into the courtroom. She has practiced before the state, federal, and appellate courts throughout the Fourth Circuit, including handling bench and jury trials.
Nichole Hatcher is deeply involved in civic and community organizations outside of her law practice. She is a member of the Durham Chapter of The Links, Inc., and of Jack & Jill of America, Inc. Both organizations promote leadership and community development. She also maintains ties to her sorority, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., through which she participates in various charitable and mentorship initiatives. Ms. Hatcher serves on the Board of Trustees for the Ronald McDonald House of Durham, NC, helping support families with seriously ill children. In the past, she has volunteered her time with Habitat for Humanity and The Arc of Baltimore, contributing to projects that provide housing and support for those in need. This strong record of community service demonstrates her dedication to making a positive impact beyond the courtroom, showing prospective clients her character, leadership, and compassion in all areas of her life.
With over 20 years of experience advocating for clients’ rights, she has successfully guided many through bench trials, jury trials, and appeals in the Fourth Circuit. Her expertise has been recognized in the legal community, and she is known for her tenacity and client-centered approach.
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