Associate
Megan Jones is an associate at Seppinni Law. Before joining Seppinni Law, Megan was a litigation fellow at the Center for Reproductive Rights, where she litigated abortion rights and maternal health cases nationwide. Before her fellowship, Megan clerked for Judge Edgardo Ramos on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Megan received her J.D. from Harvard Law School, where she was a student attorney for the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, editor for the Harvard Law & Policy Review and the Harvard Journal of Law and Gender, President of the Harvard Law Student Alliance for Reproductive Justice, and Lead Organizer with the People’s Parity Project. At the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, Megan led the Housing Practice, managed a weekly eviction clinic, and represented tenants facing eviction in housing court. Megan was awarded the Dean’s Award for Community Leadership and was one of six graduating students recognized for completing over 2,000 pro bono hours.
Megan is a graduate of Harvard College, where she studied American History and Literature.
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