Overview

Megan is skilled at efficiently researching, drafting, and/or summarizing complicated tax issues and structures for both tax and non-tax audiences. She is responsive, offers practical solutions in a user-friendly way, and addresses client questions in a succinct yet thoughtful and thorough manner.

Megan is a transactional tax attorney focused on mergers and acquisitions and corporate transactions. She advises public companies and closely held businesses on U.S. federal tax matters, with particular experience in the luxury, private equity, venture capital, banking, and real estate sectors. Her work spans tax-free reorganizations, joint ventures and partnership structures, internal restructurings, dispositions, and recapitalizations. On acquisitions, she is involved from structuring and diligence through negotiation of purchase agreement tax provisions and post-closing integration. She also regularly counsels clients on S corporation matters, including trust shareholder eligibility and inadvertent terminations.

Prior to joining the firm, Megan regularly performed state tax due diligence reviews for prospective mergers and acquisitions, primarily on behalf of private equity clients at a Big Four accounting firm. In addition, she identified potential tax risks associated with clients’ proposed transactions and post-acquisition action plans.

Credentials

Admissions

  • State of Illinois

Education

  • Loyola University Chicago School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2015
  • Indiana University, B.A., 2010

Experience

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Recognitions

  • One to Watch, Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch (2024-2026)
    • Tax Law
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