About Nicholas Alexander
Nicholas Alexander Coulson took a deliberate path into the courtroom. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Oakland University in 2008 and finished his J.D. on the University of Minnesota Law School in 2013. Those years set the stage for a practice built round courtroom work and expert association.
He began his realistic training in 2012 when he joined Liddle Sheets Coulson P.C. as a regulation clerk. Over time he moved through the firm’s ranks, serving as an affiliate and later as a partner. That lengthy stretch at the same firm gave him sustained exposure to case preparation, pretrial motions and trials. In 2024 he took on the position of Principal Lawyer at Coulson P.C., the place he leads a small practice primarily based in Michigan.
Coulson’s professional development has been continuous and intentional. He finished the Gerry Spence Method at Thunderhead Ranch in 2022, graduating from the 3-week trial college and joining the Ranch Club. He additionally holds memberships within the American Association for Justice since 2016, the Michigan Association for Justice since 2017, and the Federal Bar Association since 2019. These affiliations underscore a professional lifestyles spent around trial lawyers and legal proceedings practice.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in litigation preparation and easy in courtroom. He has handled a range of court tasks from evidence-gathering process approach to oral argument. His years at Liddle Sheets Coulson P.C. included roles that required each case control and hands-on advocacy, and his pass to steer Coulson P.C. signaled a shift to managing both client work and the business aspect of a law practice.
Coulson balances courtroom time with persevering with education and bar-associated things to do. He attends trial workshops and takes phase in professional gatherings that focus on effective advocacy. The Gerry Spence software is a notable part of that regimen, and he maintains lively memberships in organizations that center on litigation practice.
He practices in Michigan and handles matters that require courtroom abilities and procedural knowledge. He currently focuses his practice on litigation and trial work in Michigan.
