Practice

Megan Collins is a dedicated personal injury attorney with over ten years of litigation experience, representing clients in both state and federal courts across New York and Connecticut. She concentrates her practice on helping people who have been seriously injured due to medical malpractice, car accidents, falls, and other acts of negligence.

Megan brings a strong litigation background to her work advocating for injury victims. Before focusing exclusively on personal injury, she handled complex legal matters in land use, education, and real estate litigation. She has represented clients in municipal hearings, zoning and SEQRA challenges, and foreclosure actions—experience that sharpened her courtroom skills and attention to legal detail.

Today, Megan uses those skills to fight for individuals and families harmed by medical errors, unsafe property conditions, and preventable accidents. She is known for her clear communication, meticulous case preparation, and unwavering commitment to her clients’ recovery.

Licensed in New York, Connecticut, and various federal courts, Megan is proud to bring city-trained litigation experience to her personal injury practice—where people, not corporations, come first.

Education

Ms. Collins attended the University of Vermont and earned her Bachelor of Arts, with honor, in History and Political Science in 2003. Ms. Collins was awarded her Juris Doctor, with honor, in 2006 by Pace University School of Law, where she was a member of the Pace Environmental Law Review.

Admissions

State Courts of New York
State Courts of Connecticut
Commonwealth Courts of Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court – Southern, Northern, and Western Districts of New York
U.S. Bankruptcy Court – Northern and Western Districts of New York

Professional Affiliations

New York State Bar Association
Chemung County Bar Association
Steuben County Bar Association
Finger Lakes Women’s Bar Association
New York State Association of School Attorneys
Council of School Attorneys of the National School Boards Association

Community Activities

Ms. Collins is a former member of the Board of Directors for both Capabilities, Inc. and Watson Homestead Conference & Retreat Center, Inc. She continues to stay active in the community through her volunteer work with the Fund for Women of the Southern Tier, Inc. Ms. Collins previously taught as an adjunct professor of law at Pace University School of Law and has lectured on issues related to land use and zoning.