Megan Thibert-Ind represents clients involved in complex business litigation, including healthcare disputes, bankruptcy and adversary proceedings, post-acquisition suits, contractual claims, and tax controversies. She represents clients in litigation pending in federal and state courts throughout the country, and has handled numerous matters before the American Arbitration Association and other alternative dispute resolution tribunals.
As Co-Chair of the Firm’s Healthcare Litigation Team, Megan dedicates a significant amount of time counseling and representing client’s on the unique commercial issues that impact the healthcare industry, including hospital systems, ambulatory surgical centers, medical device providers, and life sciences companies. She also works extensively on litigation matters involving complex expert witness issues, including financial analysis, lost profits and damages, and causation and other liability issues.
Megan servers as co-chair of the Firm’s Chicago Pro Bono and Community Service Committee, and is a former recipient of the Firm’s Pro Bono and Community Service Award. Her pro bono practice covers a range of subject matters on behalf of immigrants, victims of hate crimes, not-for-profit arts organizations, clients embroiled in employment discrimination and unlawful discharge matters, and parents wrongfully indicated for abuse. Her commitment to firm citizenship extends to the Firm’s Gender Diversity Committee, the Trial and White-Collar Training and Curriculum Committee, and as the trial partner-in-charge of mentoring in Chicago. Megan also serves on the board of directors for one of the largest non-profit legal services providers in Chicago.
Education
University of Wisconsin Law School, JD, 2006
University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 2004
University of North Dakota, BA, magna cum laude, 2000
Admissions
Illinois
Courts / Agencies
US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
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Pubblicazioni / July 21, 2016
The Yates Memo's "All Relevant Facts" Requirement Leaves Privilege Protections in Flux
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Crain's Chicago Business / December 11, 2014
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin / November 7, 2014
Press Releases / November 3, 2014
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