Titus T. Nichols

Professor Titus T. Nichols is pursuing advances in legal education and practice as an Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Georgia School of Law. With a robust career that bridges academia and practical law, he brings a wealth of experience to his students. In addition to his academic role, he is the owner of Nichols Injury Law, where he specializes in representing clients in personal injury, data privacy, and cybersecurity cases. His dual focus on teaching and practicing law provides a unique perspective that enriches his students' learning experiences. Before his current position at the University of Georgia, Professor Nichols served as an Adjunct Professor at both Augusta University and Furman University. His teaching philosophy is deeply rooted in his extensive legal practice, which allows him to offer practical insights and real-world applications of legal principles. His commitment to education is evident in his dedication to preparing the next generation of legal professionals. In addition to his academic and professional endeavors, Professor Nichols serves as a Judge Advocate General for the Georgia Army National Guard. This role underscores his commitment to public service and provides him with a broader understanding of legal issues, particularly those related to military law. His involvement with the National Guard enhances his ability to address complex legal challenges and contribute to the legal community. Professor Nichols's diverse background and expertise make him a valuable asset to the University of Georgia School of Law. His passion for law and dedication to his clients and students alike reflect his commitment to advancing the field of law through both practice and education.