Meet our nursing home and assisted living abuse attorneys
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 1996: Political Science
Oklahoma City University School of Law 1999
Nicole discovered her home in Oklahoma when she arrived for law school, and for the past 25 years, she has dedicated her career to advocating for those who need it most. Her unwavering belief that justice requires all voices to be heard has shaped her approach to law and life.
After recognizing systemic issues in elder care, Nicole narrowed her focus to protecting nursing home residents and their families. She has developed deep expertise in the regulation of nursing homes and assisted living facilities, understanding both the legislative framework and the industry forces that shape resident care. Her practice combines vigorous litigation for those harmed with dedicated advocacy for industry-wide improvements.
Nicole’s legal scholarship has helped reshape Oklahoma law, particularly in the area of nursing home arbitration agreements. Her commitment to advancing elder care law extends beyond her practiceshe regularly mentors law students, judges mock trial competitions, and collaborates with fellow attorneys to strengthen legal protections for vulnerable residents.
A lifelong learner, Nicole actively participates in a nationwide network of elder care attorneys, both sharing her expertise and gaining new insights to better serve her clients. She believes in the power of collective wisdom and continuous growth in the pursuit of justice.
Away from her practice, Nicole enjoys traveling with her husband Carl, exploring new culinary traditions, and spending time with their beloved pets. She credits Carl’s steadfast support for enabling her to pursue excellence in elder care advocacy.
Oklahoma City University School of Law, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
J.D. – 2019
Major: Alternative Dispute Resolution Certificate
Pepperdine University School of Law, Malibu, California
Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
M.S. – 2013
Major: Criminology
University of Texas – Arlington, Arlington, Texas
B.A., Bachelor of Arts – 2012
Meagan brings a unique blend of legal expertise and dedication to compassionate advocacy in her work protecting nursing home residents and their families. A California native who found her calling in Oklahoma, she combines rigorous legal training with innovative dispute resolution skills to achieve the best possible outcomes for her clients.
After graduating from the University of Texas Arlington, Meagan earned her Master of Science in Criminology and Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University, where she also received specialized training in Alternative Dispute Resolution. Currently, she is pursuing an LL.M. in Alternative Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine Caruso School of Law, further enhancing her ability to navigate complex elder care cases effectively.
Since 2013, Meagan has focused her practice on protecting vulnerable individuals, with particular emphasis on nursing home abuse cases and medical malpractice. Her work is driven by a fundamental belief that every person deserves a strong advocate, especially when they are unable to speak for themselves.
Meagan’s advanced training in alternative dispute resolution brings an additional dimension to her practice. This expertise allows her to pursue creative solutions while maintaining her commitment to securing justice for her clients.
Beyond her legal practice, Meagan finds joy in family time and is passionate about animal rescue work. These personal commitments reinforce her professional dedication to protecting those who cannot protect themselves.