Prior to rejoining the firm after being a summer associate in 2021, Taylor worked for more than half a decade as a legal journalist at a subscription-based, legal news service based in New York City covering labor and employment law, among other things. During that time, he also attended night classes on labor relations.
While in law school, Taylor interned with Region 29 of the National Labor Relations Board, which has jurisdiction over Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and Long Island, during the initial summer of COVID-19. In that capacity, he contributed to a final investigative report involving alleged labor law violations by a union official, took affidavits during the investigative process, and researched agency procedures for conducting union elections under pandemic conditions.
Taylor also worked as a research and teaching assistant for Brooklyn Law School Professor Aaron Twerski, a preeminent scholar of products liability and tort law. In those roles, he contributed to the defamation chapter of Professor Twerski's “Torts: Cases and Materials” casebook and researched tort litigation involving judicial imposition of vicarious liability.
Taylor was a notes editor for the Brooklyn Law Review, which published his note on federal labor law.
As an undergraduate, Taylor worked as an intern for a major American metropolitan daily newspaper based in New York City with a global readership.
