Megan Wallace is a paralegal with a strong focus on e-discovery processes in litigation. Currently working as a paralegal in a local law office, pursuing advanced certification, and developing skills in data analysis and computer forensics, she is well-equipped to excel in a legal environment that demands technological expertise. Megan is also a community leader in McKinney, Texas, dedicated to promoting public access to the highest quality higher education opportunities.
Supporting four attorneys across multiple practice areas including business law, family law, civil litigation, real estate, estate planning, and probate administration. Primary duties include drafting documents, updating client files, e-filing, deed recording, and docket management.
Coached and mentored varsity atheletes to develop strong work ethics by being a positive role model and practicing skills regularly. Developed training and exercise programs to meet individual requirements and team play strategies Applied evaluation techniques and personal knowledge to assess abilities to assign players to correct positions on the team. Readied the team to compete in tournaments and other dedicated events. Trained sports skills and character development to build well-rounded young people of varied athletic abilities. Ran sports practices with fun, team-building exercises to supplement grueling drills, maximizing athlete engagement and improvement.
Provided notes and reports on school day activities to primary teacher while engaging students in discussions to promote interest and drive learning. Oversaw pop quizzes, material exams, and standardized tests to facilitate instruction. Enforced classroom routines to keep students on schedule and operating at a consistent level.
Maintained bookkeeping records and business files. Managed human resources for small company (<10 employees). Administered benefits for employees. Audited and fulfilled accounts payable. Audited and collected accounts receivable. Filed and tracked deadlines for business filings with the Texas Comptroller.
Pursuing paralegal certification and training in data analysis and computer forensics to excel in e-discovery processes within litigation. ABA-approved paralegal program. Currently a cumulative GPA of 3.889.
Completed 57.5 hours with a cumulative GPA of 3.653.
Member of the board of directors for a regional college managing a budget of nearly half a billion dollars, 13 campuses, and over 60,000 students.
Responsible for maintaining inventory of level readers for teacher use, overseeing volunteers, sorting and filing readers, and organizing the Literacy Library.
Involved in evaluating clients' qualifications for assistance, establishing client files, documenting client visits, assisting clients in finding resources, stocking shelves, maintaining inventory, tracking donations, and encouraging food drives.