Megan Ileah Brennan

Megan I. Brennan’s unique educational background in psychology, dispute resolution, and the law has made her a compassionate person, skilled negotiator, and zealous advocate for her clients. She has successfully represented numerous individuals in employment matters involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation and Family Medical Leave Act violations. Additionally, she has assisted large groups of employees in recovering unpaid wages in class and collective actions. Megan is deeply committed to fighting for justice for her clients.

Before joining Nichols Kaster, Megan practiced at a large, private practice firm in Minneapolis where she was a productive team player on various complex class actions and civil litigation matters. Megan has served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Minnesota Law School, coaching moot court. Megan’s persuasive oral advocacy skills earned her the title of Best Oralist in her law school class and Quarter-Finalist in the National Moot Court Regional Competition. She was as an associate on the Hamline Law Review and externed for Judge Michael J. Davis of the United States District Court, District of Minnesota.

Megan’s dedication to her clients and diverse professional and educational background make her a highly effective advocate for her clients.