About Nicole M. Whyte

Corporate and commercial work, real estate, and wills and estates are where Nicole M. Whyte spends the working day. Nicole's an associate at Bennett Grant LLP and works in the firm's group that covers all three areas.

Waterloo Region isn't just where Nicole works. It's home: Nicole has lived in Cambridge for life and loves it here. Even the undergraduate years stayed local, at the University of Waterloo, where Nicole majored in Political Science and Legal Studies and did three co-op terms with Kitchener community organizations.

Law school came next at Windsor Law, which awarded Nicole a Juris Doctor. Articling followed in Hamilton at a well-known full-service firm, a placement that gave Nicole broad experience across many areas of practice. Nicole came to Bennett Grant after articling and was called to the Ontario Bar in June 2024. Away from the office you'll likely find Nicole out walking Rory, Nicole's dog, or tracking down a great cup of coffee.

Education & credentials

  • Undergraduate degree, majoring in Political Science and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo
  • Juris Doctor, Windsor Law
  • Called to the Ontario Bar (2024)

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