Nichole Siedlarczyk’s practice at Golan Christie Taglia focuses on corporate governance, outside counsel work, mergers and acquisitions and commercial real estate.
Nichole works closely with general counsels, closely held businesses, and entrepreneurs to alleviate the legal pains and strains associated with starting, maintaining, growing, and selling a business.
Her work with clients changes on a daily basis based on the wide range of each client’s corporate needs, such as:
- Day-to-day contract review and negotiations
- Structuring new business ventures and reorganizations
- Equity and debt financings
- Equity incentive plans for employees and contractors
- Bringing in or phasing out owners
- Preparing and maintaining corporate records
- Lease review and real estate purchases/sales
- Capitalization tables
- Due diligence
- Creating niche business agreements and custom templates
In her free time, Nichole is an avid Cleveland sports fan and enjoys CrossFit and spending time with her husband, two kids and bullmastiff.
EDUCATION
J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law, 2015
B.B.A. with concentration in marketing from Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana
BAR ADMISSIONS
Illinois, July 2015
Ohio, 2023
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Chicago Bar Association
Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association
Women's Bar Association of Illinois
HONORS & AWARDS
LATEST NEWS & INSIGHTS FROM Nichole M. F. Siedlarczyk
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March 7, 2024 News
Derek and Nichole’s experience will continue to guide their group’s commitment to helping clients.
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February 6, 2024 News
The lists recognize the outstanding achievements of attorneys in the state of Illinois.
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January 24, 2023 News
15 Golan Christie Taglia attorneys were named to 2023 Illinois Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists, five of whom celebrate being selected to the list for the first time.
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January 25, 2022 News
Katherine M. Oswald and Nichole M. F. Siedlarczyk have been elected by firm leadership as Partners at GCT in 2022.
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May 25, 2018 News
The Bipartisan Budget Act (“BBA”) repealed and replaced the preexisting audit rules with a new set of centralized partnership tax audit and tax litigation rules. The most significant BBA Rule is that any “imputed underpayment” or “partnership adjustment” (collectively, “Partnership Adjustment”) will now be paid by the partnership, not the individual partners/members. The BBA Rules also replaced the role of a “Tax Matters Partner” with that of a “Partnership Representative,” who will have sole authority to act on behalf of the partnership. Additionally, either the partnership or its partners/members (as discussed below) will pay any tax assessed during the tax year in which the audit is resolved (“Adjustment Year”), not the tax year to which the audit is subject (“Reviewed Year”). Taking effect for all partnership taxable years that begin on or after January 1, 2018, these new BBA Rules govern IRS tax audits of partnerships, limited liability companies, and other entities and arrangements classified as partnerships for U.S. federal income tax purposes.
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