About Kurt
Kurt Nilson graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 2003. He moved into practice the same yr, starting his professional legal career in a small company setting. The early begin gave him publicity to the day-to-day work of being an active attorney and to the practical needs of client representation.
He joined Mitchell H. Dugan & Associates, P.C. in 2003, where he labored as a lawyer before shifting to an in-residence role in 2004 at University Park Plaza Corporation. That yr in-house added a diverse rhythm to his practice. It brought him nearer to the transactional and operational aspect of business and required a steadier, organizational point of view on legal issues.
By 2007 he returned to company practice, taking a post with Spence, Custer, Saylor, Wolfe & Rose. He stayed until 2010, when he opened a personal practice beneath the call Kurt R. Nilson, Lawyer at Law. Running his personal practice has intended managing client intake, legal strategy and the administrative tasks that include a solo workplace. It additionally put him back into court and client-facing work on a regular foundation.
Outside the office, Nilson has held several board roles. He used to be at the Discover Downtown Johnstown Partnership board from 2007 to 2010. Since 2011 he has served at the board of Westmont Presbyterian Church. He joined the board of Goodwill Industries of the Conemaugh Valley in 2012 and remains on that board. He is also a member of the Pennsylvania State Bar.
Those experiences form how he approaches instances. Time in a corporate legal department informed his approach to contract and operational problems. Years in company practice strengthened litigation fundamentals and client counseling. Serving on nonprofit forums has given him a continuous dose of organizational governance and community-orientated choice-making.
Colleagues describe Nilson as methodical and matter-of-truth in his work. He attracts on each company-aspect and corporate-aspect experience when advising clients. In private practice he handles things for people and nearby businesses, balancing transactional work and representation the place disputes arise.
Today he maintains his solo practice as Kurt R. Nilson, Lawyer at Law, serving clients in Pennsylvania and remaining lively in network boards and the state bar. He continues to work on a variety of legal matters for nearby clients.
