Meghan Oliver’s practice focuses on complex litigation and class actions, including work on securities fraud cases and general commercial litigation.
Meghan is actively involved in various class actions, including a securities fraud class action against Archer Daniels Midland alleging accounting fraud, and several against the federal government. Her cases against the federal government include Nat’l Veterans Legal Services Program v. United States, Case No. 16-745-PLF, which alleges that the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts charges more for PACER services than is authorized by statute, and Steele v. United States, Case No. 1:14-cv-1523-RCL, which alleges that the IRS charged more than a million tax return preparers unauthorized user fees for the issuance and renewal of preparer tax identification numbers.
She has represented public pension funds and institutional investors in several securities fraud class actions, including In re Twitter, Inc. Securities Litigation, No. 3:16-cv-05315-JST-SK, which settled for $809.5 million.*
Apart from her class action practice, Meghan has led or participated in a variety of matters, including representing SESAC in a rate-setting arbitration against the Radio Music License Committee, and representing a whistleblower in a False Claims Act case against a pharmaceutical manufacturer.
Prior to joining Motley Rice, Meghan worked as a business litigation and antitrust associate in Washington, D.C. There, she assisted in the trial of a multidistrict litigation antitrust case and assisted in multiple corporate internal investigations. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
*Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes.
Awards, Accolades & Recognitions
Lawdragon
2019-2025 Lawdragon 500 Plaintiff Financial Lawyers
Commercial Litigation, esp. Consumer & Securities Fraud
National Law Journal
2022 Litigation Trailblazer
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