History
Formed in 1995 by Clint Morgan and Rob Hill, Morgan Hill, P.C. is one of the oldest law firms in the South Puget Sound with the original management team. Since that time, we have represented literally thousands of clients in the areas of family law, estate planning and probate, personal injury, criminal law, bankruptcy, and civil litigation. Our attorneys and paralegals have the knowledge and skills you need to help you with whatever legal issues confront you and to give you the peace of mind you deserve.
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Attorneys
Partner
Clint Morgan
A native Washingtonian, Clint Morgan was raised in Skagit and Mason Counties. Clint graduated from Western Washington University with a Bachelor of Arts in Finance and minors in Economics and Communications. Initially employed in the financial services industry, Clint earned his Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation from the College for Financial Planning in Denver, Colorado in 1985, and graduated from the University of Washington Law School in 1992. Originally a partner in the firm of Brown, Jones & Morgan, Clint joined with Rob Hill to found Morgan Hill, P.C. in 1995.
Since 1992 Clint's clients have been awarded millions of dollars in personal injury, wrongful death, and medical malpractice cases. Clint has also effectively represented hundreds of clients in the areas of family law, estate planning, probate and civil litigation. Clint is the local referral attorney for the Washington Education Association and the Teamsters Union, and served on the Board of Trustees of the Thurston County Bar Association from 2003-2007. Clint served on the board of WaDads, a Washington-based advocacy group addressing the needs of families with disabled children, from 2008 - 2017, and currently serves on the board of the Pinetop Perkins Foundation of Clarksdale, Mississippi, a non-profit organization providing support and training for youth musicians as well as care and safety for elderly musicians at the twilight of their careers. Clint is also trained in mediation, and offers his services as a mediator in family law and other civil disputes. To contact Clint regarding mediation services, click here. A Charter Member of the International Blues Foundation and a musician of sorts, Clint plays the office piano and sings until his staff begs for mercy. To visit Clint’s music website, click here. A graduate of the Missouri Auction School, Clint is also a certified auctioneer - just in case the legal profession doesn't afford him the opportunity to talk enough.
Partner
Rob Hill
Rob Morgan Hill is a founding member and managing attorney of the Morgan Hill Law Firm. Raised in New York, he has been an Olympia resident since 1987. He earned his B.A. in Journalism and Broadcasting at the State University of New York College at Buffalo in 1987 and completed his education at the University of Washington School of Law in 1992. Prior to entering private practice he worked in public information and as a budget and policy analyst under Governors Gardner and Lowry.
Rob's practice includes family law, criminal law and personal injury law. He works primarily in five Washington counties - Thurston, Mason, Lewis, Pierce and Grays Harbor - and has litigated cases before the Washington Court of Appeals Divisions I and II as well as the Washington Supreme Court. He serves as a substitute family court commissioner in Thurston County and has previously served on the Board of Directors of the Thurston County Bar Association, where he has acted as the editor of the Association's newsletter and proudly compiled the worst meeting attendance record of any Board Member in the organization's history.
Rob says his practice style is a client-focused one.
"People often come to me saying that they have heard that I am an aggressive litigator," he says, "and I have to clarify that. I am aggressive when the client's objectives are best advanced by being aggressive. But in reality, the client's interests are often advanced by negotiation and compromise, and sometimes even by charm and humor. The trick is to know my client, know my client's goals, and to figure out how best to advance those goals."
In some cases, of course, there is no room for compromise. For years, Rob has represented Washington teachers accused of criminal conduct with students. Teachers are extremely vulnerable to such accusations, he says, because a mere allegation by a student can result in substantial damage to career and reputation. If proven, the allegations can result in permanent loss of professional credentials and often severe criminal penalties, including imprisonment. Rob has worked hard for his educator clients who have been faced with such accusations, placing the Morgan Hill law firm among the leaders in defending Washington teachers.
When not practicing law, Rob is a husband to Jane and father to three daughters. He is a singer/guitarist and award winning songwriter (Song of the Year finalist 2004, Christian/Gospel category), whose original songs are featured on two CDs, including his most recent release with his band Game Six, the 2009 album God, Love & Mexico, winner of a 2009 GrIndy Award from radioindy.com. He is also an award winning humorist (Best Humor Column 1995, Washington Press Association), screenwriter (Finalist, Washington State Film Commission Screenplay Competition, 2000), and standup comic who has appeared at Caroline's on Broadway in New York City and The Comedy Store in West Hollywood.
Associate
Megan Rue
Megan Rue joined Morgan Hill in 2010 representing consumer debtors in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. She also practices family law and general civil litigation, often with an emphasis on real estate transactions.
Megan grew up in the Seattle area and holds a B.A. from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania and a J.D. from the University of Idaho. Prior to attending law school, Megan served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cameroon, West Africa helping local farmers in a small village. She then went on to work in the bankruptcy department at Routh Crabtree Olsen in Bellevue, Washington.
Currently, Megan is the Young Lawyer Liaison to the Thurston County Bar Association, sits on the board of the Capitol Chapter of the Washington Women Lawyers as the treasurer, and is a member of the WSBA Creditor/Debtor Section Executive Committee. She previously served as the Washington State Bar Association representative of the New and Young Lawyers for the greater Olympia. Megan is licensed to practice in Washington State and in the Western District of Washington (federal court).
Megan resides on the Eastside of Olympia with her husband, two daughters, a terrible cat, and a plethora of musical instruments, some of which get more use than others.
Associate
Lorenzo Leoni
Lorenzo Leoni is a second generation attorney and the third from his family. He first was introduced to work in a law office through his father’s practice and soon realized he wanted to practice law for a living. He studied Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley and earned his Juris Doctorate at Seattle University School of Law. Here, he focused his studies on Criminal Law, Family Law, and Civil Practice.
Lorenzo started his career in criminal defense while he was still in law school. He learned from one of the best criminal defense attorneys in Downtown Seattle and subsequently worked in public defense for a brief period. At the advice of a mentor, Lorenzo became a prosecutor in King County and Kirkland where he honed his investigation, research, negotiation, and trial skills.
Today, Lorenzo’s practice includes criminal, family law, general civil practice, and traffic infractions. No case is insignificant in his eyes. He brings a holistic, strategic, and diligent approach to his cases.
Lorenzo is originally from Petaluma, California, but proudly calls Olympia home. He is a small scale farmer and avid fly angler.
Associate
Lily K. Wilson
Lily is a lifelong Washingtonian. She attended the University of Washington for her undergraduate studies, completing a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with an emphasis in International Security and a minor in Law, Societies, and Justice. Prior to earning her J.D. at Seattle University School of Law, Lily worked for several years as a paralegal at a family law firm in the Pierce and South King County area. During law school, Lily had the privilege of working as an extern for Associate Chief Justice Charles W. Johnson at the Washington Supreme Court. She also represented low-income tenants facing eviction as a Rule 9 Legal Intern for the King County Bar Association's Housing Justice Project. Before joining Morgan Hill, she clerked at a plaintiff's personal injury firm in Seattle. Lily's practice focuses on family law and personal injury law with a particular interest in medical malpractice cases, and she hopes to expand her practice to regularly include appellate work. She represents clients primarily in Thurston, Pierce, Lewis, and Mason Counties. Aside from practicing law, Lily enjoys doting on her two cats, Squintz and Ruth, trying out the best burger places in the region, and battling for Azeroth. Her instrument of choice is the piano-she is classically trained.