Nikolina Tully
Nikolina Tully is the Legal Practice Director and founder of Tully Law, a Brisbane compensation law firm, based in Banyo, established in 2022. She made history by opening Australia’s first all-pink law firm, a bold and unique expression of her commitment to making the legal industry more approachable and compassionate. The color pink represents warmth, empathy, support, and hope — qualities that are at the heart of her approach to law. It symbolises her desire to create a welcoming space where clients feel understood and supported during difficult times.
With over 18 years of experience in personal injury law, Nikolina is deeply committed to advocating for the rights of those who have been injured and are facing challenging times in their lives. Her legal journey began right out of high school when she secured a job at a personal injury law firm while studying a double degree in a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Justice Studies at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Nikolina’s dedication to the legal profession led her to be admitted to both the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia.
From a young age, Nikolina knew that she wanted to become a lawyer to fight for the rights of others. This passion is reflected in her approach to law – offering her clients a professional yet approachable service that is clear and easy to understand, especially in times of personal hardship. Nikolina’s extensive experience in the legal industry enables her to meet her clients’ needs with empathy and expertise, guiding them through some of the most difficult moments of their lives.
The name Nikolina itself, meaning “Victory of the People,” reflects her mission to secure justice for her clients, and it is this drive and determination that defines Tully Law.
Nikolina’s dedication to her clients and her passion for justice continue to guide her work at Tully Law, where she leads her practice with integrity, empathy, and a deep sense of responsibility.
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Adam Tully
As a Senior Paralegal, Adam Tully provides dedicated support across a range of personal injury matters, with a particular interest in motor vehicle accident claims and workers’ compensation. He is committed to delivering practical, compassionate assistance to clients throughout the legal process, ensuring they feel informed and supported every step of the way.
Following a near-fatal fall from a ladder, Adam faced the challenge of rebuilding his life, relearning new skills, and embarking on an entirely new career path. This life-changing experience gives him a genuine understanding of the physical, emotional, and financial challenges many injured clients face, allowing him to approach every matter with empathy, resilience, and compassion.
Known for his attention to detail, strong organisational skills, and approachable manner, Adam works closely with solicitors to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients while helping to make the claims process as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Monet Nutter
Monet Nutter is a Paralegal, and Law Graduate at Tully Law, having joined the firm in 2024.
She graduated in December 2025 with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from Griffith University, where she built a strong foundation in legal research, ethics, and practical legal skills.
Monet is a licensed Justice of the Peace in Queensland and is completing her Practical Legal Training through the College of Law.
At Tully Law, she plays an integral role in personal injury compensation matters, known for her practical, client-focused approach and strong attention to detail. Outside of her legal work, she also provides support to the firm’s social media and creative initiatives.
When Monet isn’t pulling up to work in her bright pink car, she devotes her time to her fiancé, her young daughter and her passion for crafting. Inspired early on by Legally Blonde and the Elle Woods fantasy, she remains focused on continuing her professional development in personal injury law, making her role at Tully Law a match made in pink heaven.
Taleah Davies
Taleah Davies joined the Tully Law team as a Junior Legal Assistant, and has progressed into a Senior Legal Assistant position, where she is passionate about using the law to support people when they need it most.
She is currently studying a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at Queensland University of Technology, where she is learning how to combine legal theory with practical skills so she can make a real difference in people’s lives.
Taleah has completed her certificate in Community Justice Services (Justice of the Peace [Qualified]) and is in the process of becoming a Qualified Justice of the Peace.
With a particular interest in medical negligence claims, Taleah hopes to continue working in areas where care, compassion, and strong advocacy truly matter. She loves being part of a team that is committed and driven to seeking justice for each and every client.
Outside of work and study, Taleah loves travelling, finding great coffee spots, and spending quality time with her two rescue English Staffies.
Neelesh Pillai
Neelesh Pillai is a Junior Legal Assistant currently undertaking his third year of a Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Business (Finance) at Queensland University of Technology. He is deeply passionate about the legal profession, with a strong interest in business and commercial law, wills and estates, and the evolving relationship between law, finance, and politics.
Driven by a genuine enthusiasm for helping clients and understanding the practical impact of legal advice on businesses and individuals, Neelesh is committed to developing a well-rounded foundation in legal practice.
Neelesh has completed his certificate in Community Justice Services (Justice of the Peace [Qualified]) and is in the process of becoming a Qualified Justice of the Peace while continuing to expand his experience within the industry.
Outside the office, Neelesh enjoys training in boxing, riding his motorbike, modelling, and hosting his own podcast.
Jordyn Gibson
Jordyn Gibson is a Senior Legal Assistant.
She is currently studying a double degree in a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) & a Bachelor of Creative Industreis Majoring in Creative & Professional Writing at Queensland University of Technology. She is also a Moot Club Officer for the Queensland University of Technology Law Society.
Throughout her studies and professional experience, Jordyn has developed strong skills in legal research, verbal communication, written communication and organisational skills. She has a strong interest in personal injury law, criminal law, wills and estates law and family law.
She brings genuine empathy, warmth, and compassion to every client she assists, understanding that a personal injury can have a profound impact on all aspects of a person’s life. Her caring approach helps clients feel supported and heard throughout the claims process, while she remains committed to achieving the best possible outcome for each individual.
Baby Tully
In Baby’s time, working for Tully Law, she has shown utmost commitment to ensuring the wellbeing of staff and client’s. Although only a year and a half old, Baby’s expertise in human resources has excelled rapidly, making her a pivotal member of the team.
Baby’s proficiency in napping and yapping provides an upbeat medley in the workplace. Her signature pink sequinned jacket represents the dedication she shows to providing femininity and fun to Tully Law. Baby knows that suffering from an injury manifests a difficult time in people’s lives and she aims to demonstrate that justice doesn’t have to be intimidating.
When she’s not strutting her stuff in the Banyo office, Baby enjoys eating ham, the company of anyone who will give her their undivided attention and looking fabulous.
