Taylor White

Taylor White is an Attorney at Kelley Kronenberg, focusing her practice on professional liability defense.  

Before joining Kelley Kronenberg, Taylor gained valuable experience at a prominent law firm where she independently managed a comprehensive caseload in first-party property litigation. Her responsibilities included all aspects of case preparation, strategy development, and client representation. Prior thereto, she worked as a Law Clerk, where she honed her skills in legal research, motion drafting, and case management. Her ability to prepare nuanced arguments based on case-specific details and conduct comprehensive legal research was a hallmark of her early career. While Taylor was earning her undergraduate degree and throughout law school, Taylor worked at another prominent law firm focused mainly on foreclosure services for mortgage servicer clients. 

Taylor earned her Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies with a minor in Sociology from the University of Central Florida. She then pursued her Juris Doctor at Nova Southeastern University Shephard Broad College of Law, graduating cum laude. During her time in law school, Taylor distinguished herself as a Lead Articles Editor for the Nova Law Review and as a national competitor in multiple national trial competitions on behalf of the NSU Trial Association, as well as serving as Executive Coordinator for the NSU Trial Association. Her academic achievements include multiple Dean’s List recognitions and awards for her contributions to the Nova Law Review.