Jacquelyn L. Mouquin

Jacquelyn Mouquin specializes in assisting Counsel Press clients in their matters within the New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and District of Columbia appellate courts; the United States Courts of Appeals for the First, Second, District of Columbia, and Federal Circuits; and other state and federal appellate courts nationwide.

Ms. Mouquin joins Counsel Press’s Appellate Counsel, Consultants, and Paralegals in offering our clients unmatched expertise with their appellate filings and has participated in the filing of thousands of appeals. She is a frequent lecturer and presenter of Continuing Legal Education courses in the areas of state and federal appellate practice, procedure, and strategy. Ms. Mouquin is known for her efficient and responsive assistance to attorneys’ appellate practice.

Ms. Mouquin is a seasoned trial and appellate litigator, having handled and tried cases in Rhode Island Supreme and Superior Courts and the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island. Her practice focused on complex litigation, professional liability matters, insurance coverage, zoning board actions, and mass tort cases. During law school, Ms. Mouquin served as a judicial extern to Chief Justice Frank J. Williams of the Rhode Island Supreme Court and as an intern in the Appellate Division of the Rhode Island Public Defender’s Office. Ms. Mouquin even spent time in the United Kingdom as a marshal, sitting with a Crown Court judge to assist in hearing a complex criminal trial. Before becoming a lawyer, Ms. Mouquin devoted several years to working with domestic violence victims and their families, developing educational and interventional programs.

Ms. Mouquin earned her law degree from Roger Williams University School of Law, with honors, and served as the President of the University’s Moot Court Board. She twice participated in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition and was a member of the American Inn of Court. Jacquelyn earned her M.S.W. from Syracuse University and was awarded the School of Social Work’s Outstanding Graduate Student Award. She also received her B.S. in Social Work and B.A. in Psychology from Syracuse University, magna cum laude. She was the university’s inaugural recipient of the College of Human Services and Health Professions Award for Inter-professional Collaboration.