Megan Phillips joined the firm after graduating from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 2010. Her practice area interests include: Litigation, Family Law, Business Law, Employment Law, Estate Planning and Real Estate.

She is active in many local organizations, including the James E. Doyle Inns of Court, the Legal Association for Women, the Wisconsin Association for Justice, and the Young Lawyers Division of the Wisconsin State Bar.

In law school, Megan received the 2009 Leonard Loeb Family Law Scholarship from the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, which recognizes academic excellence and a strong commitment to the field of family law. She also received the 2009 Madison Business Professional Women's Association Scholarship.

Also in law school, Megan worked as a judicial intern in Dane County Circuit Court, served as a clinical student in the Frank J. Remington Center at the Law School and worked for a private law firm. To gain practical experience to offer her clients, Megan capitalized on the law school's "hands-on" course offerings, taught by experienced local practitioners. She earned exceptional scores in courses such as Pre-Trial Advocacy, Mediation, Negotiations, Business Organizations, Trusts & Estates and the Lawyering Skills Course, which covers nine key areas of law, and is taught by 70 experienced local attorneys.

Megan also worked as a legal assistant and litigation specialist before enrolling in law school. She completed her undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with majors in journalism and psychology.

Outside of the office, Megan enjoys walking her two Sheltie dogs, playing soccer on a local team, visiting her parents in Green Bay and traveling.