Meg Glasmann is an associate attorney whose practice focuses on appellate and civil litigation matters. She has represented clients in state and federal courts and worked on matters in a wide range of practice areas, including insurance defense (ERISA/MPHAEA), consumer financial services, and those involving complex motion practice.

Prior to joining the firm, Meg practiced with national and regional law firms and served as a judicial law clerk to the Utah Court of Appeals. In 2024, Meg was selected to participate in the Utah State Bar’s Leadership Academy and was recognized as a Utah Legal Elite awardee. That same year, she completed a prestigious six-week international legal fellowship as an American Inns of Court Pegasus Scholar, observing legal practice in England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Netherlands at places such as the UK Supreme Court and the International Criminal Court. She earned her J.D. with honors from the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, where she was a member of law review. Meg is admitted to practice in Utah, the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah, and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. She is an active member of the David K. Watkiss Sutherland II American Inn of Court and the Women Lawyers of Utah.

Before pursuing her law degree, Meg completed a Masters of Education and Masters of Philosophy in Educational Psychology. Meg is a published interdisciplinary scholar and an active member of her community, currently serving on the Utah Disability Law Center Board of Trustees, Utah Supreme Court Legal Services Innovation Committee, and Federal Bar Association Younger Lawyers Division Board. Meg was an elite athlete before shifting her focus to legal practice, throwing javelin for two USA Junior teams, Stanford University (#5 All-Time), and University of Utah (Record Holder).

In her spare time, Meg enjoys running, skiing, climbing, and otherwise recreating in the Wasatch with her husband, coaching young javelin throwers, tinkering in her art studio, and gardening.