Meagan M. Dreher is an associate attorney at Soble Rowe Krichbaum LLP.  Meagan is admitted to practice in Michigan state courts and the Eastern District of Michigan Federal Court.  Meagan concentrates her practice in civil litigation.

 

In 2020, Meagan received her law degree from Wayne State University Law School.  At Wayne Law, Meagan was part of two national moot court teams and was awarded fourth best brief in the nation at the American Bar Association Moot Court Nationals.  Meagan also served as an assistant editor and symposium editor on the Wayne Law Review.  In 2019, Meagan was selected by Wayne Law as a Public Interest Law Fellow while interning at the ACLU of Michigan. 

Prior to law school, Meagan received her bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Eastern Michigan University.  Meagan graduated cum laude in 2011.  In 2013, Meagan received her Post-Bachelor Degree Paralegal Certificate, summa cum laude, from Oakland County Community College.

 

Prior to graduating law school, Meagan worked at Soble Rowe Krichbaum for six years as a paralegal.  During that time, Meagan worked on various civil rights cases, business litigation, and other civil litigation matters.  Meagan also assisted on a juvenile life without parole case and helped secure a resentencing hearing for a juvenile lifer, which led to his release.