Melody is a litigator who focuses her practice on complex civil litigation. She has experience managing and trying cases, arguing motions, and conducting legal research.

Prior to joining Mintz, Melody practiced as a student attorney at the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office. During her tenure there, she tried criminal cases, researched and argued evidentiary motions, and managed cases through arraignment, discovery, pre-trial, and resolution stages. Prior to her role as a student attorney, Melody served as a legal intern for the Animal Defense Partnership, where she assisted nonprofit organizations by drafting collaboration and licensing agreements, and researching federal and state employment, labor, and tax concerns.

While earning her JD, Melody served as a research assistant at Boston College Law School, primarily investigating the admissibility of expert witnesses under the Federal Rules of Evidence in copyright infringement cases. In law school, Melody served as a mentor in the BC Law Mentorship Program and participated in the BC Law Prosecution Clinic. She was a Top Oralist in the Wendell F. Grimes Moot Court Competition and was selected for the Criminal Procedure National Moot Court Team.