Meghan brings to her practice excellent research, writing and the ability to analyze and master unfamiliar complex areas of law. Prior to joining Conrad O’Brien, Meghan was a law clerk for the Honorable Harvey Bartle III of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. During this federal clerkship, she researched and assisted the Judge with drafting judicial opinions and orders deciding motions in criminal and civil cases that raised issues under the United States Constitution, federal statutes, the federal rules and state law. Meghan practices in the areas of Commercial Litigation and White Collar and Internal Investigations.
Villanova University School of Law, J.D., 2016
Villanova University, B.A., 2012
Practice Areas and Experience
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.
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:
Meghan enjoys outdoor activities such as skiing and golfing. She is an avid fan of Villanova basketball and the Pittsburgh Steelers.