Megan M. Reilly

Megan has represented:

• The former sole director in a blockchain start-up, focused on developing the first SEC-approved “tokenized” money market fund, which was acquired by a defendant corporation and then allegedly “killed” for the use of its valuable blockchain technology.
• Lenders of $725 million to SunEdison, once the world’s largest renewable energy company, in actions against KPMG for misrepresentation of internal controls over financial reporting, and Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc. for fraudulent inducement.
• TerraForm Power, the owner and operator of renewable power assets, in a contract dispute with two major private equity funds over a purported $231 million earnout payment.
• A pro bono client in an appellate win for the return of $15,000 cash bail that was denied by the trial court.
• Former employees of a technology consultancy in the alleged theft of trade secrets and tortious interference of the organization’s business relations.
  

• Is the Supreme Court's Virtually Complete Discretion in Certiorari Decisions as Afforded by Congress in the Supreme Court Case Selections Act of 1988 Ethical, and What Potential Ethical Ramifications Stem from Such Control? The Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, Vol. 29, No. 4 (2016)