Megan M. Curtis

Attorney Megan M. Curtis is the founder and owner of Megan Curtis Law, PLLC, in St. Paul, Minnesota. A top-rated trial lawyer with more than ten years of total legal experience, Ms. Curtis provides invaluable counsel and support to clients throughout the greater Twin Cities metro region and all across the state who have legal needs involving any of the following:

· Personal injury and wrongful death claims arising from motor vehicle accidents, slip-and-fall accidents and other preventable tragedies

· Traumatic brain injuries

· Workers' compensation

· Business litigation

· General civil litigation

Providing exceptional personal injury advocacy with a personal touch, Ms. Curtis has gained a reputation for her patience and compassion when dealing with her clients as well as the highly personalized counsel she provides to help them understand their options and make the best-informed decisions regarding their cases. Offering an unmatched level of representation and support, she works hard to protect her clients' rights and interests at all turns as she aggressively pursues the favorable outcomes they expect and deserve.

From her efforts, Ms. Curtis has secured substantial settlements and verdicts for her plaintiff clients, recovering the finances they need to cover their medical bills, lost wages and other associated damages caused by someone else's negligence. Honored for her outstanding professionalism and service, she has earned consistent top rankings and endorsements from her peers along with numerous testimonials and referrals from her satisfied clients.

Ms. Curtis graduated from Hamline University with a Bachelor of Arts in legal studies and a paralegal certificate in 2007. She then returned to her alma mater and obtained her Juris Doctor from Mitchell Hamline School of Law in 2012. While there, she served as student writer for the Journal of Public Law and Policy, and she completed paralegal internships with several law firms in her area.

Along with maintaining a successful legal practice, Ms. Curtis also volunteers her time and services with the Minnesota Service Industry Foundation as well as Pay for Trays, Inc., an organization she helped establish.