Meghan A. Farley,

• Represents clients in a range of commercial litigation matters, such as construction disputes and breach of contract matters.

• Ongoing representation in the U.S. Eastern District of Pennsylvania and Federal Circuit Court of Appeals of a medical device company involving claims of patent infringement on multiple patents relating to remote cardiac monitoring technology.

• Co-authored an amicus curiae brief filed in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on behalf of a real estate industry peer group, which considered a factually-complex breach of contract issue that would impact the commercial real estate industry.
• Achieved complete dismissal of client from a products liability subrogation action after the court sustained preliminary objections for lack of personal jurisdiction and subject matter jurisdiction.

• Defends clients in white collar criminal investigations.
• Ongoing representation of individuals under investigation for Sherman Antitrust Act violation(s).
• Prevailed in defending client against a Securities and Exchange Commission action where the SEC sought to impose a lifetime ban on our client from trading on the penny stock market.

Key member of the Title IX and campus disciplinary practice group where she represents college students and professors nationwide who are subjected to campus disciplinary proceedings or who have been disciplined by their colleges for alleged sexual misconduct or alleged code of conduct violations following such proceedings, and bringing litigation when resolution cannot be reached. Meghan is responsible for:

• Representing students in disciplinary proceedings and in on-campus evidence reviews;
• Interviewing clients as part of the factual investigation of a matter and serving as a primary contact for clients as the case proceeds through the disciplinary proceeding;
• Working closely with clients to prepare for interviews and hearings;
• Evaluating colleges and universities’ specific code of conduct and Title IX policies to determine any irregularities in the policy application to ensure our clients’ rights are properly protected. Meghan also stays apprised of current federal laws, regulations, and guidelines in the event that the school’s policy does not properly conform;
• Identifying and overseeing the collection of any evidence from clients and other relevant parties;
• Drafting letters to university personnel identifying irregularities and/or violations of students’ or professors’ rights in the campus disciplinary proceedings and advocating for Title IX rights;
• In the event of an adverse finding for our clients, drafting the appeals to the school.

• Ongoing representation of an Am200 law firm and attorneys in legal malpractice litigation.