Monica Morgan is currently a legal intern with the firm.  Upon becoming licensed in MA, she is excited to join Rosen & Goyal as an associate to assist with the firm’s healthcare, employment and small business practice. She recently received her Juris Doctor from Northeastern University School of Law alongside a Masters in Public Health from Tufts University School of Medicine.

Prior to joining Rosen & Goyal, Monica served as an intern at the JRI Health Law Institute, where she gained litigation experience as part of the Institute’s medical-legal partnership model. She also interned at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute as part of the intellectual property group. In addition, Monica previously worked at ProCanna as a content team member developing cannabis-related legal policies and procedures for businesses across the country.

In law school, Monica was a student attorney in the Community Business Clinic, where she assisted entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations, and start-ups form entities and negotiate contractual agreements. Monica was also a research assistant as part of the Salus Populi research project, a program aimed at educating the judiciary about the social determinants of health.  Additionally, she was involved with the Health Law Society, the Drug Law and Policy Society, and If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice.

Monica supplements her legal experience with her passion for public health. In her masters program, she helped develop a novel prescription drug cost reduction program through Tufts Medical Center. Monica also served the New York State Department of Health as a contact tracer throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prior to graduate school, Monica worked as a mediator at the New York State Office of the Attorney General in its Consumer Frauds Protection Bureau. As an undergraduate, Monica studied bioethics, history, and legal studies at the University of Rochester, graduating with research honors