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As an attorney, I take on many roles for my clients. I’m more than just their advocate. I’m their problem-solver, analyst, and an innovative thinker, working to find resolutions. I thoroughly enjoy the day-to-day challenge of meeting and exceeding my clients’ expectations.

Primary Practice:

Taylor LeDuff practices primarily in litigation, insurance, utilities/telecommunications, and education matters impacting HBCUs.

Within her litigation work, Taylor assists clients in every aspect of a matter, including research, document review, drafting memoranda, depositions, and arguments. She is experienced in defending insurance companies in a variety of litigation concerns.

Taylor is a member of the Leadership Baton Rouge Class of 2023, a program by the Baton Rouge Area Chamber to develop the Capital Region’s next cohort of business, civic, and nonprofit community leaders, and to introduce the diverse group of professionals to key issues affecting the city.

A 2020 graduate of the Southern University Law Center, Taylor ranked third in her class. During her matriculation, she was Parliamentarian of the Moot Court Board, a member of the National Black Law Students Association, and a Senior Editor for the Journal of Race, Gender, and Poverty. She received her undergraduate degree in Marketing from Louisiana State University in 2016.

Prior to joining the firm, Taylor was a law clerk for the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans - Division J, where she managed a diverse caseload of civil suits filed in the judicial district including asbestos, contracts, motor vehicle collisions, domestic matters, successions, injunctions, and medical malpractice. Taylor also has prior experience as a docket clerk with the Orleans Parish Civil Sheriff’s Office.

Education

  • Southern University Law Center, J.D., 2020, magna cum laude
  • Louisiana State University, B.S., 2016, Marketing

Bar Admissions

  • Louisiana

Court Admissions

  • United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana
  • United States District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana
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Professional Affiliations & Memberships

  • Leadership Baton Rouge, Class of 2023

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