Nicole Perry's practice is concentrated on commercial civil litigation in state and federal courts, with a focus on intellectual property and oil & gas matters. She has represented corporate clients throughout the U.S. in trade secret lawsuits, copyright lawsuits, breach of contract claims, employment disputes, government investigations, and Fair Credit Reporting Act proceedings.

Nicole has substantial experience in a range of phases of litigation, including discovery, motion practice, settlement, and trial before juries, and she has second-chaired several arbitrations. She has worked with expert witnesses in a variety of fields. She has had speaking roles at a number of hearings and arbitrations, has taken and defended more than 20 depositions, and has held the lead briefing role in several successful motions for summary judgment and motions to dismiss. Nicole has acted as lead counsel for a national credit reporting agency in 30 consumer credit reporting cases. She has significant experience with e-discovery matters, including data retention procedures, data collection and processing issues, and data review. In addition, she has in-depth knowledge of the enterprise software industry and particular experience in open source software and cyber and data security investigations.

In her pro bono representations, Nicole has served as a volunteer prosecutor for the City of Houston through the Houston Volunteer Prosecutors Program, where she has conducted voir dire and tried misdemeanor cases to verdict. She also achieved a successful settlement for a mother of four children in a pro bono divorce representation, and she has drafted probate documents through the Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program.