Michele C. Kirrane
About Michele C. Kirrane
Michele C. Kirrane is a Director at Fennemore, where she has worked since 2022. She has held various partner positions at law firms, including LeClairRyan and Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP, and has a background in anthropology and law from Syracuse University and West Virginia University College of Law.
Current Role at Fennemore
Michele C. Kirrane has been serving as a Director at Fennemore since 2022. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing various legal matters and providing strategic guidance to clients. Her extensive experience in the legal field contributes to her effectiveness in this position.
Previous Experience at LeClairRyan
Before joining Fennemore, Michele Kirrane worked as a Partner at LeClairRyan from 2009 to 2019 in San Francisco. During her ten years there, she developed a strong reputation for her legal expertise and client service. Her tenure at LeClairRyan provided her with valuable insights into complex legal issues.
Education and Legal Training
Michele Kirrane studied at Syracuse University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology. She furthered her education at West Virginia University College of Law, obtaining her Juris Doctor degree. While at law school, she was actively involved in various legal activities, including serving on the Moot Court Board and participating in the National Moot Court Team.
Publications and Presentations
Michele Kirrane has contributed to the legal field through her publications and presentations. She authored an article titled 'Civil Liability Arising Out of the Commercial Ownership and Operation of Drones,' which was published in For the Defense in April 2016. Additionally, she presented 'Product Failure Analysis and Case Handling: What You Don’t Know WILL Hurt You' at the Association of Defense Counsel of Northern California Annual Meeting in December 2013.
Legal Competitions and Honors
During her time at West Virginia University College of Law, Michele Kirrane was recognized for her advocacy skills. She was a runner-up in the Baker Cup Competition for Appellate Advocacy and was a member of the Order of the Barristers, showcasing her commitment to excellence in legal practice.