Meghan Golden focuses on civil litigation and has experience drafting a wide variety of briefs, motions, and written discovery. Meghan conducts legal research to further facilitate the efficient resolution of legal disputes.
Meghan earned her law degree from University of Illinois Chicago Law School, where she graduated summa cum laude and received a concentration in Trial Advocacy and Dispute Resolution. During law school, Meghan served as an extern in the Northern District of Illinois, where she prepared both legal and factual memorandums to assist with case disposition. Through her work as a Student Attorney with the UIC Law Pro Bono Clinic, Meghan represented clients in a wide range of civil, criminal, and family law matters.
Prior to attending law school, Meghan worked for City Year, an educational non-profit focused on lowering the drop-out rate in underserved communities. Meghan also attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, earning her B.A. in Legal Studies and Social Welfare.