Taylor focuses her practice on complex commercial and intellectual property litigation. Her background in biology and experience with prosecuting patents allows her to bring a technical perspective to patent matters. Taylor enjoys collaborating with a team and prioritizing clear communication through every step of the litigation process to achieve desired results.

Taylor graduated from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, where she was the Executive Articles & Symposium Editor of the Maryland Law Review and a member of the Moot Court Board. During law school, Taylor refined her litigation and advocacy skills in Moot Court competitions. These efforts resulted in a best brief award and a litigation and advocacy award. Prior to law school, Taylor taught middle school math as an AmeriCorps member. As an educator, Taylor taught by catering to each student’s particular learning style. Now, Taylor applies that same skill by honing in on, and advocating for, her clients’ unique needs.