Nicole Langesfeld, who was among the 98 people killed in the Surfside condo collapse, had a presence that put people at ease, according to co-workers and a former professor.
August 02, 2021 at 12:58 PM
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Nicole Langesfeld brought uncommon joy and humor to the practice of law.
The Reed Smith commercial litigation associate was the type of attorney that other young lawyers loved to work with, according to Reed Smith counsel Ana Barton.
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Reed Smith associate Nicole Langesfeld. Courtesy photo
