I
am a life-long resident of Monessen,
Pennsylvania and am committed to assisting citizens
of the Mon-Valley
with their legal needs.
My practice extends to Westmoreland, Washington, Fayette and Allegheny
Counties. I am a graduate of the Monessen
High School Class of 1992, where I was valedictorian.
I obtained a 1997 Bachelor Degree in Political Science and Communications/Rhetoric
from the University of Pittsburgh,
where I was a cum laude graduate, a member of the Honors College
and the debate team. I then obtained a Juris Doctor from Duquesne
Law School, Evening Division in 2002. While in law
school, I was a member of Law Review
and worked a full time job as a clerk to the Honorable William J.
Ober of the Westmoreland County Court
of Common Pleas, in both the criminal
and family divisions. I also completed an internship
with the Honorable Joseph Hudock of the Pennsylvania
Superior Court, and focused much of my writing and
research during the internship in the area of
criminal law. Upon graduation, I worked at Laurel
Legal Services as
a staff attorney
and represented countless less fortunate clients in the area of
family law. I started
my private practice
in 2004. Given my experience, a large portion of my practice is
devoted to both criminal and family law. I pride
myself on taking the time to get to know all of my clients so that
I can provide them with the necessary personal attention that meets
each of their individual needs.
Megan A. Kerns | 125
Sixth Street - Suite 600 Monessen, PA 15062 | p: 724.684.6770 | f: 724.684.6773
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I
am a life-long resident of Monessen,
Pennsylvania and am committed to assisting citizens
of the Mon-Valley
with their legal needs.
My practice extends to Westmoreland, Washington, Fayette and Allegheny
Counties. I am a graduate of the Monessen
High School Class of 1992, where I was valedictorian.
I obtained a 1997 Bachelor Degree in Political Science and Communications/Rhetoric
from the University of Pittsburgh,
where I was a cum laude graduate, a member of the Honors College
and the debate team. I then obtained a Juris Doctor from Duquesne
Law School, Evening Division in 2002. While in law
school, I was a member of Law Review
and worked a full time job as a clerk to the Honorable William J.
Ober of the Westmoreland County Court
of Common Pleas, in both the criminal
and family divisions. I also completed an internship
with the Honorable Joseph Hudock of the Pennsylvania
Superior Court, and focused much of my writing and
research during the internship in the area of
criminal law. Upon graduation, I worked at Laurel
Legal Services as
a staff attorney
and represented countless less fortunate clients in the area of
family law. I started
my private practice
in 2004. Given my experience, a large portion of my practice is
devoted to both criminal and family law. I pride
myself on taking the time to get to know all of my clients so that
I can provide them with the necessary personal attention that meets
each of their individual needs.