Megan Rogers-Hasie

Megan Rogers-Hasie is a skilled attorney focusing on criminal defense and family law throughout Mississippi. Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Megan spent five years in Grand Junction, Colorado, where she earned a degree in English Literature from Colorado Mesa University. Her legal journey began at Hollis Law Firm in Prairie Village, Kansas, where she contributed to significant Multi-District Litigations including Xarelto, GranuFlo, Benicar, and Viagra.

At Mississippi College School of Law, Megan distinguished herself as President of the Women's Student Bar Association and served on the Moot Court Board and Law Review. She was also a Teaching Assistant in the Legal Analysis and Communication Department, Torts I and II, and Trial Practice. Her article, "23andPleaseDoNotDenyMe: The Insurance Coverage Backlash Consumers Suffer When Human Identity Becomes a Commodity," was published in the 39th Volume of the Mississippi College Law Review, marking a highlight of her law school career.

Megan's practice spans the entire state of Mississippi, representing clients from community centers in the Mississippi Delta to Federal Court in downtown Jackson. She has handled violent felony cases in Circuit Court, family law matters in Chancery Court, and misdemeanors in Justice and Municipal Courts. Her ability to negotiate favorable settlements in both criminal and civil matters is well-regarded. Megan is committed to guiding her clients through legal challenges, whether they involve misdemeanors, uncontested divorces, complex custody disputes, or felony indictments. She values the trust her clients place in her, understanding the personal nature of choosing an attorney during challenging times.