Nichols Mediation LLC - Vancouver, WA
Lawyers in Vancouver, WA
4001 Main St. Ste. 300 Vancouver, WA 98663 - 1888
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Law firm 2021I was so amazed at how calm and patient Judge Nichols was in our mediation. He clearly knew every step and what he was doing and understood the case. He was excellent with numbers and thoroughly looked over our paperwork before going into the meeting. I could tell he enjoys his line of work. He is very personable and that helped me to feel comfortable. He also was very fair. I would recommend him 100%.
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