About Nolan
Nolan Sorensen earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Idaho College of Law in 2012, after beginning law studies in 2009. He completed a traditional three-year program and left law school prepared to take the next step into practice. His legal education in Idaho provided grounding in both procedural and substantive law in the Northwest.
After law school Sorensen moved into private practice. By 2016 he was working as a lawyer at Weekes Law, LLC. That role is the clearest early-career record available and suggests he spent the first years after graduation building courtroom and client experience. He is admitted to practice in Idaho, before the Ninth Circuit, and in Arizona; his admission to the Arizona bar is recorded from 2017 onward.
Sorensen’s admitted jurisdictions allow him to work in both state and federal forums. Admission to the Ninth Circuit opens appellate avenues; state admissions allow trial- and client-facing work. The record does not list specific case names or representative matters, but his credentials indicate practice across multiple forums and procedural levels.
Outside of firm work, Sorensen’s professional memberships include the Arizona State Bar, where his membership is current. Those memberships place him in professional networks that span two states and federal practice. The available details do not describe academic appointments or published legal scholarship, so his public profile is centered on practice and bar participation.
Colleagues and clients would likely encounter Sorensen as an attorney experienced in handling matters that cross state lines and federal boundaries. He has moved from law school into private practice and maintained active professional registrations in the jurisdictions where he appears. He currently practices law in Arizona and Idaho, handling matters in state and federal courts.
