About Kimberly Noelle
Kimberly Noelle Rothman built her legal foundation at Cornell University and later at Harvard Law School. She earned a B.A. at Cornell before completing her J.D. at Harvard, a path that set the stage for a career spanning firms and state lines. Those academic credentials have anchored a steady presence in regional legal circles.
Her early legal years led to partnership at Miller Mayer, LLP, where she handled matters under the firm’s umbrella. In 2019 she joined Bousquet Holstein PLLC, adding a new base for her practice. Rothman is licensed to practice in both New York and Massachusetts, and she has worked on cases and client matters across those jurisdictions.
Rothman’s professional affiliations reflect long-standing involvement in local and regional bar groups. She holds current memberships in the Tompkins County Bar Association and the Finger Lakes Women’s Bar Association. She is also active in an Estate Planning Council, where she participates in discussions and programming that address fiduciary and planning issues affecting families and institutions.
Colleagues describe her as methodical in her approach to cases and attentive to procedural detail. She has navigated the administrative demands of transactional work and the deadlines of civil matters. Her time at larger firms exposed her to multi-layered client needs, while her later move to Bousquet Holstein aligned her practice with a firm that serves a mix of individual and business clients.
Rothman balances court appearances, client counseling and the drafting work that underpins many civil and planning matters. She has maintained steady membership in professional groups that support continuing education and community legal services. That involvement keeps her connected to county-level practice concerns as well as regional professional trends.
In day-to-day practice she blends litigation readiness with document-centered work. Clients who have engaged her counsel can expect an emphasis on clear timelines and procedural compliance. As of 2026 she practices at Bousquet Holstein PLLC and concentrates on matters arising in New York and Massachusetts, including estate planning and related civil legal issues.
