Meg joined Susman Godfrey after clerking for Judge Mark Wolf of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts and Justice Kimberly Budd of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.  Between her clerkships, Meg practiced commercial litigation and regulatory work at another leading firm in New York and London.  In addition, she represented clients pro bono in unemployment, housing, child support, and immigration-related matters.

During law school, Meg pursued a dual-degree program, earning both a J.D. from Columbia and a Master in Economic Law from Sciences Po.  She served as Head Articles Editor for the Columbia Journal of European Law and represented non-profit organizations through Columbia Law School’s Community Enterprise Clinic.

Meg was born in Houston and grew up in Texas, Louisiana, and Germany.  She received her undergraduate degrees with honors from Boston University.  Between college and law school, Meg taught high school mathematics in Donna, Texas through Teach For America.