15+ Years in Legal Marketing
As the COO and co-founder of Raise the Bar Agency, Meghan oversees client communications, content development, project deliverables, and the operational systems that keep the agency running smoothly. Working closely with CEO and co-founder Agata Reilly, Meghan turns strategy into action — ensuring that every project is executed with consistency, precision, and attention to detail.
Drawing on more than 15 years of experience creating content almost exclusively for law firms, Meghan brings a deep understanding of the challenges attorneys face, the standards they uphold, and the level of professionalism required to represent them effectively. Her expertise lies in helping attorneys identify and communicate what makes their firms exceptional, translating years of experience, results, and professional accomplishment into messaging that reinforces their credibility and reflects the reputation they’ve worked so hard to earn.
How a Career in Law Firm Marketing Took Shape
The Science Behind Law Firm Credibility
At the heart of Meghan’s work is a deep interest in what drives trust, credibility, and human connection. She is particularly passionate about helping attorneys understand how their expertise is perceived online — and what factors influence that perception.
Her work draws on principles of behavioral science, authority psychology, and brand voice development. She closely follows emerging technologies reshaping how professionals build visibility and connect with their audiences, bringing that knowledge directly into the content she creates for clients.
Meghan continues to invest in professional development to stay current with evolving trends in content, communication, AI, and digital marketing. In 2025 and 2026, she attended Social Media Marketing World, one of the industry’s leading conferences for marketing professionals, where she studied emerging strategies in content creation, audience behavior, social media, and business growth.
A Foundation in Writing and Communication
A lifelong writer with a deep appreciation for language, Meghan holds dual bachelor’s degrees in English and Journalism/Public Relations, a minor in French, and a master’s degree in English. Her background in writing, storytelling, and communication shapes the way she approaches her work and fuels her passion for helping attorneys build trust, establish authority, and connect with the people they serve.
She believes that behind every great law firm is a human story worth telling — and that the reputations attorneys spend decades building should be reflected as powerfully online as they are in the real world.
Beyond Raise The Bar
Outside Raise The Bar Agency, Meghan is a wife, proud mom to a daughter and dog, avid reader, travel enthusiast, gardener, and lifelong soccer player and fan. She played collegiate soccer for four years at Salisbury University, served as captain of the women’s varsity soccer team, and later worked as Assistant Coach and Graduate Assistant for that same team while completing her master’s degree. While living in Puerto Rico, she continued playing soccer competitively for several years as the only non-Puerto Rican player in the league, traveling throughout the island for matches.
For Meghan, the details matter—because trust is built in the details. That belief influences the way she writes, leads, communicates, and serves the law firms that place their confidence in Raise The Bar Agency.
Meghan has spent more than 15 years creating content almost exclusively for law firms. That experience has given her a deep understanding of the standards attorneys hold themselves to, the trust their clients place in them, and the level of professionalism required to represent them effectively.
For Meghan, great content is not about filling up space on a website or posting more often on social media. It is about helping attorneys communicate their expertise clearly, reinforce the reputation they have worked years to build, and connect with prospective clients in a way that feels authentic, professional, and trustworthy.