Her work extended beyond individual cases to strengthening Michigan’s judicial system—serving in leadership roles within the State Bar of Michigan and focusing on improving access to courts and the administration of justice statewide.
Elected to the Michigan Supreme Court in 2018, Megan has championed a justice system that is accessible, transparent, and centered on people. She has led efforts to improve child welfare outcomes, strengthen legal representation for families, collaborate with tribal courts, and ensure that courts serve every community with fairness and dignity.
A devoted mother and stepmother of four, Megan balances her public service with family life, serving as a primary caregiver to her mother while remaining deeply connected to her Lansing roots. Her career reflects a simple but powerful belief: justice should not be an abstract ideal—it should actively improve people’s lives.
