Megan R. Moro

Associate Attorney, with a focus on civil and criminal litigation. I graduated from Danville Area High School in 2014. I then attended Arcadia University in the Philadelphia suburb of Glenville, PA. I graduated from Arcadia with honors in 2018, with a Bachelors of Arts in International Studies and a minor in the Spanish Language. After college, I worked at Moro & Moro, gaining practical experience as a legal assistant. I left Moro & Moro for law school in the fall of 2019, returning every summer to work at the firm as a law clerk. I attended the Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland, Ohio from 2019 until 2022. During that time, I was a teaching assistant to two law professors and was actively involved in Case's moot court teams, earning my membership in the nationwide Order of Barristers in 2022. While completing my law degree, I studied alternative means of dispute resolution. I wrote my law school thesis on mediation in domestic relations and became a certified mediator in Ohio.