Megan (pronounced Meeegan) works closely with clients to navigate California’s evolving environmental regulatory landscape and resolve regulatory and litigation matters. She advises on compliance, permitting, and enforcement defense, including responding to enforcement actions brought by California state and local regulators.

Megan has assisted clients throughout the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) project review process and corresponding litigation. She maintains a broad waste management practice, including a focus on federal, and California state and local air, water, and solid waste compliance and enforcement issues. Megan also supports tech sector clients across all aspects of their operations, including data center construction, operation, and permitting.

Megan has advised public and private entities on complex natural resources and project development issues, including long-term development plans, renewable energy projects, and onshore aquaculture facilities. Her work includes drafting pleadings, regulatory agency and client communications, and memoranda addressing developing California environmental requirements and CEQA issues. Megan previously worked as a land use and energy associate representing public and private entities throughout California.

While completing her J.D. at the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco (UC Law SF, formerly UC Hastings), Megan was an Articles Editor and Diversity Committee member of the UC Law Journal. At UC Law SF, Megan also participated in the Environmental Law Clinic and served as a Teaching Assistant and Sack Teaching Fellow. She began her legal career as a paralegal focused on lobbying and campaign finance compliance.