Taylor Boyles is an employment attorney who represents a diverse group in all aspects of labor and employment law. Her legal practice includes consulting on everyday employment needs, providing in-depth litigation analysis and strategy, and representing clients in their litigation matters.

Overview

Taylor concentrates her practice in all areas of employment law, from practical application to in-depth analysis of litigation strategy. Her skill set includes advising, consulting, and counseling clients on a full array of matters including employee discipline, handbook development and revisions, reductions in force, and employment and confidentiality agreements. Taylor also focuses her litigation practice on contractual disputes, non-compete litigation, and the defense of wrongful termination and protected class discrimination cases.

Prior to joining the firm, Taylor practiced litigation, with a focus in labor and employment disputes, in Philadelphia.

Representative Experience

  • Represented national employer in defending against a former employee’s claims under federal law, including claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Family and Medical Leave Act, and achieving favorable settlement for employer
  • Obtained numerous no-cause findings for charges of discrimination filed with the EEOC and various state agencies
  • Represented employers in pursuing actions for and defending against noncompetition and nonsolicitation actions
  • Represented multimillion-dollar corporation and achieved dismissal of all claims in the client’s favor

Notable

Notable

  • North Carolina Pro Bono Honor Society, 2020, 2022
  • Board of Directors, Festival in the Park, 2024-present

News

Blogs and Resources

Alerts

Blog Posts

Education

J.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law, 2018

B.A., Duke University, 2015

Admissions

  • North Carolina, 2021
  • Western District of North Carolina, 2021
  • Eastern District of North Carolina, 2021
  • Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 2019
  • District of New Jersey, 2019
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