Biography

Megan Musquiz is an attorney at Everett Dorey, where her practice areas include mass torts, mold cases, habitability disputes, public entity defense, catastrophic injury, and employment law.

Megan graduated from Loyola Law School, where she gained valuable experience as a clerk for the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office in the Municipal Code Division, as well as with organizations such as The Rights in Systems Enforced (R.I.S.E.), the Center for International Environmental Law, The Advocates for Human Rights, and the Metropolitan Water District. During her time in law school, she was an active member of the Environmental Moot Court and the Environmental Law Society, and also contributed to the Loyola Interdisciplinary Journal of Public Interest Law.

Before attending law school, Megan earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Portland, graduating with a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science and Philosophy and a Minor in Social Justice.

Admissions

California State Courts

Education

Loyola Law School

Juris Doctor

University of Portland

Bachelor of Arts, Political Science and Philosophy
Minor, Social Justice