
Taylor earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Saskatchewan, completing her final year of law school in Calgary. During law school, she developed a particular interest in mediation and negotiation, as well as courses focused on business and human rights.
Taylor’s practice is primarily focused on litigation. She has developed experience in insurance defence and is also building a practice in medical malpractice, an area that appeals to her interest in complex factual and evidentiary issues and the human dimensions of legal disputes.
Before law school, Taylor completed a Bachelor of Arts with Distinction in Sociology at the University of Calgary. Her studies fostered an interest in the relationship between institutions, law, and broader social issues. She also served as Chair of Communications for the Open Arms Patient Advocacy Society and has participated in a variety of community initiatives.
Outside of the office, Taylor is an avid reader and enjoys exploring Calgary’s food scene and trying new recipes. She also enjoys hiking, camping, kayaking, and rafting, and is always looking for an excuse to spend more time outdoors.”
REPRESENTATIVE WORK
- Insurance Defence Litigation
- Personal Injury Defence
- Medical Malpratice
MEMBERSHIPS
- Law Society of Alberta
- Calgary Bar Association
- Association of Women Lawyers
WHY LAW?
I have always enjoyed exploring new approaches to problem-solving, firmly believing that every issue has a solution, or at least a compelling argument to be made. What truly motivates me, however, is combining this analytical mindset with the human element of the legal profession. It is a privilege to help people navigate difficult and consequential moments in their lives
