Julie A. Martin at a glance
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Julie A. Martin
Presiding Judge · Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court
Julie A. Martin — Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court
Biography
Professional career
- Julie A. Martin is the Presiding Judge of the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court, appointed in 2014 and re‐elected in 2024, with a career spanning law practice, public service, and judicial leadership
- Legal career: Attorney at Nolan, Olson & Stryker (2004–2015) Omaha Housing Authority (2014–2015) Rehm Law Firm (2003–2004) Law Offices of Powell & Martin (1999–2003) Precision Industries (1998–1999) Hansen, Engles & Locher, P.C. (1994–1998)
- Her practice included Hansen, Engles & Locher (1994–1998), Precision Industries (1998–1999), Powell & Martin (1999–2003), Rehm Law Firm (2003–2004), Nolan, Olson & Stryker (2004–2015), and the Omaha Housing Authority (2014–2015)
- Office: Hall of Justice, 1701 Farnam Street, Omaha, NE 68183
- Judicial Panel speaker for workers’ compensation seminars; mock trial and moot court judge
Education
- Creighton University School of Law — J.D. (1994)
- Her official biography lists a Creighton JD, cum laude, for 1991–1994 and a University of Nebraska–Lincoln BS in Business Administration, cum laude, for 1987–1994.
Additional information
- Julie A. Martin has served on Nebraska’s Workers’ Compensation Court since 2015.
- cites a 2014 appointment and a July 2025 election as presiding judge.
- Appointed 2014-12-23 by Gov.
- Prior: Nolan, Olson & Stryker, Omaha, from 2004
- Dave Heineman, filling the vacancy of Michael K. High.
- Rehm, Bennett & Moore.
- She is a Nebraska State Bar Foundation Lifetime Fellow.
Published courtroom rules
Shared court rules
Nebraska Workers Compensation Court — hearing reporting
Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court
Workers Compensation Court only. Official amendment packet approved February 2026; excerpt retains employer/insurance-carrier qualification, not a general public-recording authorization. Shared baseline only, not a judge-specific preference or complete local rules inventory. Apply source exceptions, case-type limits, later amendments and case orders.
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