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“My job is to translate the law into plain English, so that my clients may understand all of their options and are able to make the choices that best suit their goals.”


Nichole Baer joined RKG Law in 2020 having already established herself as a talented attorney in Lancaster. During law school, Nichole interned with the Honorable Amy Williams, an appellate judge for the Sixth Judicial Circuit of Florida, and served as Treasurer of the Intellectual Property Club.

Nichole focuses her practice in Business Law, Non-Profit Law, Trademark, Estate Planning and Administration, and Real Estate. She excels in crafting personalized legal strategies, ensuring clients receive solutions tailored to their unique needs. Whether drafting intricate estate planning documents, navigating complex trademark issues, facilitating real estate transactions, or advising on business matters, Nichole’s comprehensive experience and personalized approach to legal representation allow her to deliver effective results.

In addition to her professional achievements, Nichole is deeply involved in the Lancaster community. She serves on the Board of the Lancaster Law Foundation and is a past Board Member of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen. She co-coordinates Lancaster County’s Wills for Heroes Program, and is a Resource Development Committee Member for the Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County. Nichole is also active in Lancaster Young Professionals and the Lancaster Bar Association, where she previously chaired the Real Estate Division and coordinated Lancaster County’s High School Mock Trials.

Outside of her legal practice, Nichole enjoys volunteering, outdoor activities, crafting, wine tasting, cooking and traveling.

Q&A:
Get to know Nichole


What is something about yourself that will surprise us?

"I lived abroad in Denmark and Peru and, as a result, know how to make a Danish pastry; I also know how to shave an alpaca with a knife. I was once was on a boat that sank in a Belize rainforest. I was on my way to Lamanai, an area with Mayan ruins, and the boat engine flooded while on the New River. It resulted in the boat sinking and me calculating how far I would have to swim to the coast. Thankfully we were rescued before I had to use my swimming skills, which are quite strong after spending half of my life on the Gulf Coast."

What drives you?

Coffee and wine.

What is it you enjoy most about being a lawyer?

Every day is different.