Taylor’s strong passion for justice makes her committed to achieving the best possible outcome for clients while delivering legal services with a kind and understanding manner.
Taylor was admitted to the Supreme Court of South Australia in May 2025 after having completed a Bachelor of Advanced Arts (Politics and International Relations) with a Bachelor of Laws.
Before moving into the role of Solicitor, Taylor worked as a Law Clerk for MKF Lawyers from January 2023. She also worked for the Speaker of the South Australian Parliament House and provided valuable assistance to the Victims Support Service. Taylor has also provided extensive assistance to the South Australian Law Reform Institute and her work includes:
- Co-Author of Autonomy and safeguarding are not mutually inconsistent’ : Review of the operation of the Ageing and Adult Safeguarding Act 1995 (SA)
- Co-Author of Stemming the Unstoppable Tide? An Evaluation of the Role and Operation of ‘Suppression Orders’ in South Australia
- Co-Author of the review of the Real Property Act 1886 (SA) due to be published in mid-2025
- Assisting with the review of the Bail Act 1985 (SA) due to be released in 2026
In 2023, Taylor completed Court Marshalling in a London Crown Court during which she completed legal research and assisted in calculating sentencing requirements according to guidelines. She has also undertaken various internships including under Mark Norman KC, with the Adelaide Magistrates Court and a miniature pupillage under a Kings Counsel at 5KBW in London, which is recognised Nationally as a leading criminal chambers.
While Taylor practises in all areas of personal injury, she has a particular interest in Abuse Law and Medical Negligence.
