Maura is an associate handling matters involving personal injury protection (PIP) benefits, special investigations (SIU), fraud, commercial trucking litigation, NY labor law, automobile liability, bodily injury and general liability.
Prior to joining Marshall Dennehey, Maura served as a law clerk to the Honorable Michael R. Ostrowski. She received her juris doctor from Drexel University Kline School of Law, where she participated in the Arbitration Competition Club, the American Constitution Society and Criminal Expungement Pro Bono. During law school, she gained practical experience as a summer law clerk for two local litigation firms, and the Defender’s Association of Philadelphia.
Maura received her undergraduate degree from Pennsylvania State University, where she studied Supply Chain and Management. Prior to law school, Maura worked as a supply chain analyst for Boeing and Comcast.
Maura is admitted to practice in the states of New Jersey and New York.
Honors & awards
CALI Award for Lawyering Practice Seminar for Best Student Performance
Year joined
2023
Pro Bono
Legal Aid - Criminal Expungement
Thought Leadership
New York Appellate Court Clears Path for Disclosure of Third-Party Litigation Funding in Personal Injury Lawsuits
New York
Appellate Advocacy & Post-Trial Practice
General Liability
Fraud/Special Investigation
January 7, 2026
Precedent Established: New York Appellate Division Grants Discovery of Third-Party Litigation Funding
New York
Appellate Advocacy & Post-Trial Practice
Fraud/Special Investigation
Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Litigation
General Liability
December 1, 2025
Key Points:
Georgia Permits the Discovery of Litigation Funding - Will Other States Soon Follow?
Mount Laurel
General Liability
Miscellaneous Professional Liability
Health Care Liability
May 13, 2025
On April 21, 2025, Georgia became one of the first states to enact a statute to permit the discovery of litigation funding, paving the way, perhaps, for a number of other states to soon follow.
Court Grants Motion to Vacate Note of Issue, Citing ‘Disturbing’ Fraud Allegations
New York
Fraud/Special Investigation
April 1, 2025
In a significant ruling addressing concerns over fraudulent claims, the court granted the defendants’ motion to vacate the Note of Issue, remove the case from the trial calendar, and compel extensive discovery. Case Law Alerts, 2nd Quarter, Apri
