Megan has litigated and tried complex intellectual property cases across industries, including trademark infringement, patent infringement, trade secret misappropriation, and false advertising disputes. She has taken multiple cases through trial, managing every phase of litigation from pre-suit strategy and emergency injunctive relief to verdict. Known for a clear, strategic approach and persuasive advocacy, Megan develops litigation strategies that align with clients’ broader business objectives, protect enterprise value, and position companies for long-term success. Megan’s trial work has been featured in Law360, Bloomberg, The American Lawyer, and The New York Times. 

In addition to an active trial practice, Megan leads the firm’s Advertising, Marketing, and Promotions Practice, advising global and emerging companies on the full spectrum of advertising and marketing issues. She counsels clients on claim substantiation, comparative advertising, influencer and endorsement compliance, environmental or “green” claims, consumer protection laws, sweepstakes and promotions, SMS text regulations, and regulatory risk mitigation. Megan also works with clients to establish compliance programs or best practices guides, and regularly provides advertising and marketing law training for clients. 

When disputes arise, Megan represents companies in false advertising and consumer protection matters in federal district courts and before the National Advertising Division (NAD) of the BBB National Programs. She regularly litigates Lanham Act and consumer class action claims in court and strategically initiates and defends advertising challenges before the NAD. Megan works closely with clients to determine the most effective forum to advance their competitive position—whether seeking immediate injunctive relief, compelling a competitor to modify or discontinue false and misleading claims, or defending high-value campaigns against attack. By leveraging the distinct procedural and strategic advantages of each venue, she develops coordinated, business-driven approaches designed not only to mitigate risk, but to protect and strengthen her clients’ position in the marketplace.

With a commitment to helping those in need, Megan also maintains an active pro bono practice though which she assists victims of domestic violence, secures IP protection for young or independent artists, and defends criminal clients at the appellate level.