S. TAYLOR CHANEY

Taylor represents injured people through the challenges of being hurt through no fault of their own against large insurance companies with unlimited resources. Taylor's experience in trying cases, handling appeals, and service to his community as well as the legal profession provides him with a unique perspective benefiting all of his clients.

Taylor is the firm librarian, and it combines well with his psychology background. He is uniquely able to identify when defense experts are using medical research dishonestly. His digital editing expertise simplifies complex medical and technical issues to help explain these issues to jurors, which helps clients obtain fair and just verdicts.  

BAR ADMISSIONS:

• State of Arkansas (2010)
• United States District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas (2010)

EDUCATION:

University of Tulsa College of Law, Tulsa, Oklahoma — Juris Doctor May 2009

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas — Bachelor of Arts, Psychology, May 2005

COMMUNITY:

• American Association for Justice
  • Member - 2011-present
• Arkansas Bar Association
  • Member, Young Lawyers Section - June, 2010
  • Member, House of Delegates - June, 2014
  • Member, Board of Governors - June, 2015
• Arkansas Trial Laywers Association
  • Member - 2010-present
  • Young Lawyers Section Chair - 2011-2012
  • Outstanding Trial Lawyer of the Year - April, 2013
• City of Arkadelphia
  • Member, Racial Cultural & Diversity Committee - 2012-2017
  • Ward 1 Director, Arkadelphia City Board of Directors - July, 2016-present
• Clark County Bar Association
• Clark County Community Foundation
  • Board Member - 2011-2017
• Downtown Arkadelphia
  • Board Member - June 2012-present
• Leadership Clark County, Class IV
• Eagle Scout, Troop 24, Arkadelphia, Arkansas - March, 1999