Meaghan Driscoll

Meaghan Driscoll is a seasoned attorney specializing in civil litigation, with a particular emphasis on cases involving employment discrimination, civil rights, and complex personal injuries. She earned her B.A. from Seattle University and graduated magna cum laude with a J.D. from Gonzaga University School of Law. During her time in law school, Meaghan gained invaluable experience as a judicial extern for Washington State Supreme Court Justice Mary E. Fairhurst and Chief Judge Rosanna M. Peterson of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Washington.

Meaghan further honed her legal skills as a law clerk at the United States Attorney’s Office and worked with a civil rights and personal injury attorney in Spokane. Her commitment to public interest law was recognized with the prestigious Thomas More Scholarship. Additionally, she contributed as the Vesting Editor of the Gonzaga Law Review and excelled as a national finalist in the National Moot Court competition, showcasing her appellate advocacy prowess.

Before attending law school, Meaghan dedicated two years as an AmeriCorps and Jesuit Volunteer, working with a civil legal aid organization and serving as a social worker for homeless women and children.