About Meaghan
Meaghan Driscoll built her legal foundation at Gonzaga University School of Law, where she earned her J.D. in 2015 after completing a bachelor's degree in English literature and philosophy at Seattle University in 2010. Her academic path combined analytical reading and argument-based study, a fit for a career that requires both careful reasoning and clear communication.
After law school, Driscoll began practicing in Washington. She is licensed in the state and has stayed active in local and statewide legal circles. Early in her career she gravitated toward roles that offered courtroom exposure and collaborative case work. Over time those choices led to steady involvement in bar organizations and local nonprofit efforts tied to the legal community.
Driscoll's professional associations reflect a steady investment in peer networks and bar governance. She holds memberships in the Washington State Association for Justice and takes part in programs and committees aimed at supporting newer attorneys. Locally, she has been a visible presence in the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association, serving as president of its Young Lawyers Section. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Foundation, a role that connects her to community-oriented projects and legal education initiatives in the county.
Those affiliations have shaped how she practices. Driscoll's day-to-day work blends litigation preparation, client counseling, and courtroom appearance. She often collaborates with colleagues on complex procedural matters and works to keep clients informed through each stage of a case. Colleagues note that she handles the administrative side of practice—scheduling, filings, and local rules—with the same attention she gives to substantive legal strategy.
At Connelly Law Offices, Driscoll continues to build her practice in Washington. She balances office work with frequent court appearances and participation in bar-sponsored training and CLE programs. Her role on local boards and committees keeps her in touch with the practical needs of other attorneys in the region and with community legal resources.
Outside of casework she takes time for mentoring younger lawyers and participating in the bar's programming for early-career attorneys. She currently practices at Connelly Law Offices and focuses on serving clients in Washington state.
