Experience

Taylore maintains a robust insurance and general litigation practice. Clients know Taylore to be a skilled advocate in and out of the courtroom, who is dedicated, responsive, and conscientious. She has been recognized as a "Massachusetts Rising Star" by Super Lawyers every year since 2018 and is listed in the 2021 edition of The Best Lawyers in America: Ones to Watch. 

Insurance Litigation 

Taylore specializes in litigating complex coverage disputes across the United States as well as counseling insurers on policy interpretation and claims handling practices.

Taylore’s insurance practice often involves coverage issues at the forefront of emerging trends in the industry. Most recently, this has included several COVID-19 claims, where she has been successful in defending clients in policy coverage disputes. She has also successfully represented insurers in appraisal and arbitration proceedings.  

Her experience spans across a broad range of coverage forms, including:

• Commercial Property
• Commercial general liability
• Excess and surplus lines
• Builders risk
• Time element
• Personal lines
• Reinsurance 

In addition to her litigation work, clients turn to Taylore for trusted coverage advice. Leaning on a nearly a decade of experience in the insurance practice, she counsels clients on policy issues such as evaluation of exposure, identification and assessment of coverage defenses, and provides advice on claims handling practices and litigation. 

Business Litigation and Counsel

Taylore also counsels and represents non-insurer clients in general business litigation matters, at all phases of a dispute. Her case history includes representation of companies in the financial services, healthcare, product testing, and construction industry, as well as individuals in matters involving contracts, unfair and deceptive business practices, negligence, implied warranties, and statutory claims. 

Pro Bono and DEI

Taylore maintains an active pro bono case load. While at Robins Kaplan, she assisted a community organization in a non-litigated contract and G.L. c. 93A dispute. She has also helped to secure asylum for an immigration client and continues to represent her client in other immigration related matters. 

She also serves as Co-Chair of the firm’s Women of Robins Kaplan Resource Group (WoRK) group and is a leader in the Women in Insurance Group. Both of these organizations seek to advance women in the practice of law and provide opportunities for women to grow through mentorship.