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She attended Centenary College of Louisiana in Shreveport, LA, and graduated magna cum laude with a B.A. in History in 2002. Megan then attended Tulane University School of Law and graduated cum laude in 2005. While at Tulane, she earned her certificate in maritime law and also served as Senior Business Editor on Tulane Environmental Law Journal.
Megan has served as trial counsel in federal and state courts in cases involving Jones Act, general maritime and marine products liability matters, as well as counsel in numerous proceedings before the Department of Labor ALJs. After practicing on the defense side for the first decade out of law school, she moved to representing workers injured in the maritime industry, a move with which she is still quite happy. Her clients come from all walks of life and she earns tremendous satisfaction in being able to help them move on from their injuries to the next stage of their life, whatever that might be.
She attended Centenary College of Louisiana in Shreveport, LA, and graduated magna cum laude with a B.A. in History in 2002. Megan then attended Tulane University School of Law and graduated cum laude in 2005. While at Tulane, she earned her certificate in maritime law and also served as Senior Business Editor on Tulane Environmental Law Journal.
Megan has served as trial counsel in federal and state courts in cases involving Jones Act, general maritime and marine products liability matters, as well as counsel in numerous proceedings before the Department of Labor ALJs. After practicing on the defense side for the first decade out of law school, she moved to representing workers injured in the maritime industry, a move with which she is still quite happy. Her clients come from all walks of life and she earns tremendous satisfaction in being able to help them move on from their injuries to the next stage of their life, whatever that might be.
“I left defense work to work for injured workers because I wanted to help people and make a difference in their lives. For big companies, so many times it just comes down to a bottom-dollar line, without realizing or thinking about how it impacts the injured worker. Maritime and offshore workers have such important jobs to our region and I think it’s important to help them through what is undeniably a difficult time in their lives, and get them back to normal.”
Megan originally hails from Tyler, Texas but has been a New Orleanian since 2002. After hours, Megan enjoys all things not water related, like cooking, running, playing tennis, and spending time with her husband, dog, and cat.