By Jo Mathis
Legal News
Peter Nolan, an attorney and counselor with the Legacy Law Center in Ann Arbor, is the oldest of five children who grew up in Plymouth. A lifelong fan of the University of Michigan, he was proud to follow his father and both paternal grandparents to U-M, where he studied political science, knowing he would attend law school after graduating.
Nolan earned his J.D. from Wayne State Law School, where he participated in both Moot Court and Law Review; interned for Judge Greg Bill in the Wayne Third Circuit Court, clerked for Morgan & Meyers PLC in Dearborn, and externed for the Office of the City Attorney in Ann Arbor.
Nolan then spent a couple of years as an insurance defense litigator in the Detroit area, before going back to school and receiving his MBA from Wayne State University Mike Ilitch School of Business in three semesters.
He has worked in estate planning and elder law services since February 2018, and feels lucky to be able to help clients plan for their future and protect themselves and their loved ones.
Peter is married to Katie Nolan, a nurse at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital, and takes every opportunity to see his extended family in New Orleans and visit his parents’ lake house in Pinckney.
Residence: Ann Arbor
What is your proudest moment as a lawyer? When I was able to motion my brother into the Michigan Bar.
When you were considering law school, what was Plan B? To work in politics.
Favorite local hangout: Jolly Pumpkin
Favorite websites: The Ringer, Axios, Politico
What was always written on your grade school report card? “Great at history and social studies.”
Favorite podcast: Blank Check with Griffin and David.
Favorite stamp on your passport: Grand Cayman (my honeymoon).
If you could have witnessed any event in history, what would it be? The Lincoln-Douglas debates.
Can you think of a failure that ultimately became a positive? Not getting into my desired law school meant I stayed close to home and eventually met my wife.
What is one thing you would like to learn to do? Play the piano.
What is the best advice you ever received? “Lead by example.”
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