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Taryn Hanrahan is an associate in Modrall Sperling’s litigation department. Originally from Cincinnati, Taryn earned her bachelor’s degree from Ohio University, graduating with honors from the Political Science department and minoring in Spanish. She then attended Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where she was an Executive Articles Editor of the Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law and spent a semester externing in Colorado’s First Judicial District Court.
After law school, Taryn moved to Santa Fe to clerk for Justice David K. Thomson of the New Mexico Supreme Court. When she’s not working, she enjoys doing CrossFit, hiking, skiing, or camping with her husband and dog.
Education
Case Western Reserve University School of Law, J.D., 2022; Executive Articles Editor of the Journal of International Law; Executive Board Member of the Women’s Law Association; Co-Chair of the Anti-Trafficking Advocacy Team
Ohio University, B.A., 2018 with departmental honors from the Political Science department; President of the Mock Trial team; Risk Management Coordinator of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority; Committee Chair of Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity; Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society
Bar Admissions
New Mexico
Oliver Seth American Inn of Court, 2022-2023