Megan L. Dougherty

Partner

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(610) 666-8420
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(610) 666-7704
700 American Avenue
Suite 303
King of Prussia
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PA
19406

PRACTICE AREAS

Workers' Compensation

Admissions

Pennsylvania

United States Supreme Court

Education

Temple University School of Law

J.D., 2002

Trenton State College

B.A., cum laude, 1998

Megan L. Dougherty focuses her practice on workers’ compensation and has worked with many self-insured clients, carriers, and TPAs. She has experience handling workers’ compensation matters for numerous employers with a focus on defending matters for construction companies and hospitals. In addition, Megan makes sure to maintain constant contact with employers, brokers, and adjusters to utilize a team approach for handling matters.

Megan L. Dougherty focuses her practice on workers’ compensation and has worked with many self-insured clients, carriers, and TPAs. She has experience handling workers’ compensation matters for numerous employers with a focus on defending matters for construction companies and hospitals. In addition, Megan makes sure to maintain constant contact with employers, brokers, and adjusters to utilize a team approach for handling matters.

Megan helps her clients through aggressive and responsive representation. She helps her clients by learning about their goals and using that knowledge to make effective and well-informed decisions. Megan does everything possible to succeed, whether that means settling a case and avoiding unnecessary litigation costs or taking a matter to decision. She treats her clients’ money as if it was her own and works to close out several files per year by using her persistent communication skills with all parties and conducting rigorous work to reduce any ongoing exposure.

Megan was the first, and youngest, non-equity partner, and one of the first female equity partners at Chartwell Law. She is a member of the Young Trial Lawyers of America, as well as the Pennsylvania and American Bar Associations. She served as the 2015 Co-Chair for the Philadelphia Workers’ Compensation Section of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. In this role, Megan was a contributing author for The Philadelphia Lawyer and the Philadelphia Bar Reporter. Additionally, Megan is a frequent contributor to the Workers’ Compensation Section CLE program.

Megan has presented to various clients about Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Law, including the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Bureau Conference. She has also presented, and served as a panel member, at the Bench Bar Conference in 2015, on reducing medical exposure in cases.  

Megan is dedicated to maintaining the integrity and success of Chartwell and its’ clients, as well as to her husband and two children.

Professional Associations

Pennsylvania Bar Association

American Bar Association

Young Trial Lawyers of America

Philadelphia Bar Association - Executive Committee (2014-2018)

Achievements

Selected to Pennsylvania Rising Stars® (2008, 2010-2017)

Megan L. Dougherty focuses her practice on workers’ compensation and has worked with many self-insured clients, carriers, and TPAs. She has experience handling workers’ compensation matters for numerous employers with a focus on defending matters for construction companies and hospitals. In addition, Megan makes sure to maintain constant contact with employers, brokers, and adjusters to utilize a team approach for handling matters.

Megan helps her clients through aggressive and responsive representation. She helps her clients by learning about their goals and using that knowledge to make effective and well-informed decisions. Megan does everything possible to succeed, whether that means settling a case and avoiding unnecessary litigation costs or taking a matter to decision. She treats her clients’ money as if it was her own and works to close out several files per year by using her persistent communication skills with all parties and conducting rigorous work to reduce any ongoing exposure.

Megan was the first, and youngest, non-equity partner, and one of the first female equity partners at Chartwell Law. She is a member of the Young Trial Lawyers of America, as well as the Pennsylvania and American Bar Associations. She served as the 2015 Co-Chair for the Philadelphia Workers’ Compensation Section of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. In this role, Megan was a contributing author for The Philadelphia Lawyer and the Philadelphia Bar Reporter. Additionally, Megan is a frequent contributor to the Workers’ Compensation Section CLE program.

Megan has presented to various clients about Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Law, including the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Bureau Conference. She has also presented, and served as a panel member, at the Bench Bar Conference in 2015, on reducing medical exposure in cases.  

Megan is dedicated to maintaining the integrity and success of Chartwell and its’ clients, as well as to her husband and two children.

Professional Associations

Pennsylvania Bar Association

American Bar Association

Young Trial Lawyers of America

Philadelphia Bar Association - Executive Committee (2014-2018)

Achievements

Selected to Pennsylvania Rising Stars® (2008, 2010-2017)

ATTORNEY'S Resources

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