Genevieve Mesch

Litigation Associate

Genevieve Mesch is an associate at Tyrone Glover Law. She specializes in civil rights advocacy, representing individuals who have experienced employment discrimination and violations of their constitutional rights by government actors, including mistreatment by law enforcement or in correctional facilities. Genevieve has extensive experience litigating complex and high-stakes cases in federal district and appellate courts that she can leverage to help individuals vindicate their rights.

Throughout her career, Genevieve has developed a deep commitment to fighting institutional abuses of power. Genevieve believes in the promise of fair and inclusive workplaces for individuals, regardless of ethnicity, race, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or religion. She understands the profound pain and distress experienced by those who have had their civil rights violated. She is dedicated to fighting to vindicate these injustices, and to providing compassionate support that centers each client’s narrative and lived experience.

    • L.L.M. in Advocacy, Georgetown University Law Center

      Graduate Teaching Fellow, Civil Rights Clinic & Voting Rights Institute

    • Juris Doctor, Georgetown University Law Center

      Appellate Courts Immersion Clinic

      Department of Justice, Consumer Protection Branch

      National Labor Relations Board, Appellate and Supreme Court Litigation Branch

    • Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Minor in Political Science, University of Colorado

  • Colorado Supreme Court

    District of Columbia Bar

    New York State Bar, First Department

    United States District Court for the District of Colorado

    Unites States District Court for the District of Columbia

    United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia

  • Plaintiff Employment Lawyers Association, Member

    Colorado Women’s Bar Association, Member

Genevieve started her legal career at a boutique litigation firm in New York City, Selendy Gay PLLC, where she focused on plaintiffs’ side impact and class action litigation related to deceptive financial practices, affordable housing, and healthcare access. Subsequently, Genevieve clerked for the Honorable Fern Flanagan Saddler and the Honorable Darlene M. Soltys at the District of Columbia Superior Court.

After clerking, Genevieve chose to pursue her passion for civil rights advocacy as a Supervising Attorney and Teaching Fellow in Georgetown University Law Center’s Civil Rights Clinic. At the clinic, she successfully litigated cases on behalf of individuals experiencing retaliation and discrimination in a variety of settings, including in employment, education, housing, and in access to public facilities and accommodations. She also focused on representing individuals who had been the victims of police brutality and misconduct or who experienced excessive force or the denial of needed medical care in jails and prisons. In her role as a teaching fellow, Genevieve taught weekly seminars to aspiring civil rights lawyers on litigation skills and trauma-informed lawyering.