Meaghan practices in fiduciary, trusts and estates litigation, as well as commercial litigation. She represents trustees, executors, beneficiaries and other fiduciaries in all manner of Surrogate's Court proceedings, including accounting disputes, probate contests, discovery proceedings, will and trust construction proceedings, and other complex disputes involving deceased persons. She has substantial experience drafting petitions and civil pleadings, performing complex research, defending objections and dispositive motions, and handling large-scale discovery productions. She is adept in both civil practice and Surrogate's Court procedure. Meaghan was a Summer Associate at Harris Beach Murtha in 2016, and served as a law clerk in the Albany office during her final year of law school before joining the firm as an attorney.
Meaghan also advises organizations of all structures on developments within the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA), including cultivators and processors, retailers and distributors.
During law school, Meaghan served as Judicial Intern for the Hon. Kimberly A. O’Connor, Acting Justice for the Supreme Court of Albany County, where she drafted opinions on behalf of the court.
The Albany Business Review named Meaghan a 40 under 40 honoree in 2025 and she's been on the Super Lawyers: Rising Stars, Business Litigation list since 2020.