About Megan
Megan Schenk has practiced law in Ohio since 2010 and maintains active standing with the State Bar of Ohio. She is a member of several local and statewide professional groups and has built a practice rooted in the law communities of Cleveland and northeastern Ohio.
Her early legal career is marked by steady work in Ohio courts and counsel rooms. She joined the State Bar of Ohio in 2010 and has kept that membership current. Over the years she added memberships in the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, joining that organization in 2021, as well as the Ohio State Bar Association and neo-LERA, the regional labor and employment relations group. Those affiliations have shaped the set of issues she most often handles.
Schenk’s professional life includes both courtroom work and advisory roles. She has worked on matters that require negotiation, administrative hearings and written counsel. Her approach is practical: identify the legal questions, weigh the options and recommend a path that fits a client’s situation. Colleagues describe her as methodical and attentive to detail in case preparation and client communications.
Her association with neo-LERA and the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association points to a steady interest in workplace law and labor relations. She routinely engages in workshops and local continuing-education programs through those groups. That involvement keeps her current on developments in employment statutes, collective-bargaining issues and administrative procedure at the state level.
Schenk practices from The Schenk Law Office, LLC. She handles matters brought by and against employers and employees across Ohio. Her work includes counseling on compliance, representing clients in administrative forums and managing dispute resolution by negotiation or hearing. The office serves individuals and small businesses, and its practice mixes advisory work with contested matters when they arise.
Outside of casework she contributes time to bar association events and local legal networks, where she exchanges practical perspectives with peers. Her standing in professional associations underscores a steady connection to the legal community rather than a public-facing national profile. She currently focuses her practice on employment and labor law matters in Ohio.