Megan Murren Rittle

Megan Murren Rittle is a partner with Smith, Welch, Webb & White, LLC, focusing in the area of litigation and using her trial skills in the courtroom. Megan’s experience spans civil litigation, criminal defense, employment, eminent domain, domestic, and probate law. Megan specializes in education law, representing school districts in all areas of need, including the following:

Special education, including training and litigationCivil litigation, including constitutional and employment claimsDisciplinary matters, including development, review, and implementation of code of conductEmployment matters, including development, review, and implementation of employee policiesMegan, a native of Georgia, joined Smith, Welch, Webb & White after graduating from Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law in 2011 with her Juris Doctor. While attending Cumberland, Megan distinguished herself as an outstanding member of Cumberland’s Number 5 nationally ranked trial advocacy program and award winning trial team. Megan was selected for the Nat Bryan American Board of Trial Advocates Excellence in Trial Advocacy Award and Scholarship, as well as being distinguished as Scholar of Merit for Advanced Skills in Trial Advocacy. She was also selected as a national member of Order of the Barrister. While in law school, Megan served as an executive member of the Cumberland Trial Board and served as director of the Dean Parham Williams Freshman Trial Competition.

Megan is a member of the State Bar of Georgia Young Lawyers Division, serving as a member of the Litigation Committee, as well as the Henry County Bar Association. Megan is also licensed to practice law in the State of Alabama.