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FIRM OVERVIEW

After practicing law as a large-firm litigator in Baltimore and then as an attorney for Howard County, Katherine Taylor started a solo law practice, recently renamed Taylor Legal™, as a high quality solution to the traditional law firm model. With low overhead and flexible hours, Taylor Legal™ proves that effective legal advocacy can be found outside of the typical law firm. Taylor Legal™ was born of necessity, yet has been so successful in spearheading this non-traditional model that the firm expanded with the addition of Andrea LeWinter as Of Counsel, and Kelcie Longaker as Associate Attorney.

What makes Taylor Legal™ different from a traditional law firm?

We pride ourselves on providing Big City Know-How with Small Town Service™. We firmly believe that having a great client relationship is fundamental to exceptional legal representation. We seek to build strong working relationships with our clients through personal communication and open dialogue.

We combine our Big City Know-How™ with personal attention and forward-looking 21st century technology to offer our clients Small-Town Service the old-fashioned way.

We are problem solvers. We are innovative. We are tenacious.

We are mobile and flexible. If you can't get to our office, we will come to you. Small business owners find our mobility especially useful, as they will not have to leave their place of work to meet with their attorneys.

We have removed costly bricks and mortar overhead and pass on the savings to our clients, making legal representation fair and affordable for individuals and small businesses. So, while you won't meet with us in fancy ivory tower law offices, or have your call answered by a secretary, your bill won't be the traditional ivory tower law firm bill and you will talk to us personally rather than a gate-keeping receptionist.

We utilize technology to enhance and advance our practice. We log on. We log in. We blog. We tweet. We're on Facebook. We're LinkedIn.

In short, Taylor Legal™ is the practice of law, not the business of law.