Meghan Senter focuses her practice in the areas of products liability, premises liability, maritime law, toxic tort and insurance defense. She has represented automobile and watercraft manufacturers in defect claims, and multiple product manufacturers and premises owners in talc and asbestos exposure claims. She serves as national coordinating counsel for a retailer in talc litigation, ensuring cohesive and strategic expert development and docket management. For clients throughout the maritime industry, Meghan handles high-stakes litigation, casualty claims and USCG administrative proceedings. In the arena of toxic tort and asbestos, she has served as both local and national counsel for various product manufacturers. In all areas of her practice, Meghan participates in each aspect of a case, from pre-suit analysis through verdict in the best interests of her clients.
In addition, Meghan has handled complex transportation matters, including trucking fatality cases involving regulatory violations, product liability disputes and negligence claims, demonstrating a strong ability to manage multi-party litigation and secure favorable outcomes.
Meghan is admitted to practice in all state and federal courts in Louisiana and as a member of a trial team represents clients across the country, helping to develop comprehensive strategies, arguing critical motions and expert challenges, and trying cases.
Meghan earned her JD from Tulane University, where she was a member of the moot board and graduated with honors. She also completed an externship with the Honorable Stanwood R. Duval, Jr. in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, and was inducted into the Order of Barristers.