Mark Meuser

Mark Meuser has built a distinguished career at the intersection of law and public policy, serving as counsel to national and state party committees, religious organizations, and congressional campaigns. He has solidified his reputation as a leader in election law through high-profile litigation and frontline involvement in recounts, audits, and Election Day operations across the nation.

In 2024, Mark represented President Trump’s campaign in 14th Amendment ballot access litigation, navigating complex constitutional questions to defend electoral integrity. His election law experience spans recounts in six states, real-time counsel in national war rooms, and oversight of post-election audits.

During COVID, Mark emerged as one of the nation’s leading litigators against government overreach, personally handling more than three dozen lawsuits and advising on over a hundred others. He played a role in four U.S. Supreme Court cases that limited emergency powers, reopened churches and small businesses, and successfully challenged President Biden’s unconstitutional OSHA vaccine mandate.

Mark’s expertise also extends to appellate advocacy, where his amicus briefs before the Supreme Court and Courts of Appeals apply meticulous historical analysis to modern legal challenges, influencing critical decisions and reinforcing constitutional protections.

Beyond the courtroom, Mark is an Ironman athlete and avid student of American history, with a collection of over 200 century-old volumes on U.S. politics.

His work reflects unwavering dedication to justice, democratic principles, and individual rights, making him a trusted advocate for clients and communities alike.