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Bar Admissions: DC and Alaska

Court Admissions: U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit; U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska

Megan joined Eubanks and Associates in 2026 as an Associate. Before joining the firm, she worked for Trustees for Alaska, a public interest environmental law firm. While at Trustees, Megan assisted with federal litigation related to environmental, natural resources, clean water, and subsistence issues. She also previously worked as a judicial law clerk for the Alaska Supreme Court.

Megan graduated from Duke Law School in 2023 where she worked in the environmental law clinic and the children’s law clinic. She served as the symposium coordinator for the Alaska Law Review. Megan also co-authored an article, Enhanced U.S.-Canadian Collaboration on Marine Migratory Species, 50 Env’t L. R. 10911 (2023). Megan externed with the Southern Environmental Law Center and was a teaching assistant for the Environmental Law course. During her summers in law school, she worked at the Department of Justice in the Wildlife and Marine Resources Section and the Conservation Law Foundation.

Megan graduated from the University of Virginia with a bachelor’s degree in Global Studies in Environments and Sustainability. Before heading to law school, she received a Fulbright Grant to Kenya and taught English at a high school in Nairobi. Then, she served as an AmeriCorps on the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia where she worked with communities to develop local recreation economies.

Megan loves to spend her free time running, gravel biking, ice skating, playing with her dog Maple, baking pies, and listening to podcasts.