Megan Sutton defends local, regional, and nationally-known employers in a broad range of employment matters, including the defense of cases under federal and state discrimination laws, against retaliation claims, and against claims for violation of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). Ms. Sutton also litigates non-compete cases and advises clients facing challenging workforce issues such as employee discipline, termination, and leave issues. She also counsels clients through internal investigations involving claims of whistleblowing, harassment, and wage and hour issues.
Ms. Sutton represents clients in state and federal courts and in defense of administrative proceedings before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), state human rights commissions, state unemployment commissions, arbitrators, and the Department of Labor (DOL). Since joining the Firm, Ms. Sutton has accumulated significant trial experience on large litigation matters.
Before joining Baker Donelson, Ms. Sutton was a judicial clerk for Chancellors W. Frank Brown, III and Jeffrey M. Atherton at the Hamilton County Chancery Court in Chattanooga, Tennessee.