Meg has successfully represented union clients in administrative, arbitral, and judicial forms. She also represents individuals seeking to protect their rights in the workplace. Meg graduated from the University of Minnesota (B.A. 2000, J.D. 2004), and is a Master's candidate at the H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. While in law school, she was a staff member and Managing Editor for Law & Inequality. Meg was also the recipient of two Minnesota Justice Foundation clerkships. She worked at Central Minnesota Legal Services in 2002, helping families with family law and housing matters. In 2003, she worked as an advocate for victims of domestic violence in Ramsey and Washington counties at Tubman Family Alliance.