Megan Hall
- Legal Writing Professor
Megan Hall is a 2005 graduate of the University of Colorado School of Law. Before attending law school, she earned her journalism degree from Colorado State University and worked as a newspaper reporter in Denver, CO, and Fort Worth, TX. While in law school, she focused on immigration and nationality law, representing clients in immigration matters as a student attorney in the Legal Aid and Defender Program; organizing citizenship drives through the Rural Immigrant Outreach Program; and completing internships with the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network, the Denver immigration court, and Migrant Division of Colorado Legal Services.
After graduating in the top ten percent of her law school class, she joined the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN) as its detention staff attorney, and in that capacity provided legal services to men and women at the immigration detention center in Aurora, CO. Megan practices immigration law at Green and Gardner in Boulder, and regularly appears before United States Citizenship and Immigration Services and the immigration court. Megan has traveled to over 20 countries including Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Spain, Morocco, and Egypt, and she is proficient in Spanish. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network.
Education
JD, University of Colorado Law School
BA, Colorado State University