Recognized as one of the Best Lawyers in America (2019); Selected as a Rising Star by Mid-South Super Lawyers (2015-2018); Selected as one of the Best Lawyers in Little Rock by Little Rock Soiree magazine (2014-2018); Selected as an Arkansas Top Attorney by Arkansas Life magazine (2015-2018); recognized as one of the Ten Best Female Attorneys by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys (2016); Recipient of the Arkansas Bar Association Judith Gray Outstanding Young Lawyer Award (2013); Recipient of the Arkansas Bar Association Golden Gavel Award (2012); Recipient of the Arkansas Bar Association Frank C. Elcan II Leadership Award (2012).

A self-described “problem-solver,” Tasha’s childhood was filled with countless hours spent putting puzzles together, playing Tetris on her Nintendo Game Boy, and reading choose-your-own adventure books. She liked it when details fell neatly into place and she enjoyed having the ability to change outcomes for the better.

She explains, “Becoming an attorney was a natural fit for me. I love working with my clients to help solve their legal problems. Each client and case presents a unique challenge, the opportunity to find a special solution.”  

Tasha loves her team and the work that they share. Her law partner, Andy, also happens to be her husband. Of their personal and professional relationship, Tasha notes, “The skills that make our marriage successful also work well together, to make our law practice thrive. Andy and I are honest with each other. And, because we know our strengths and weaknesses, we can tailor our strategies in each case, giving our clients the best representation our team has to offer.”

When she isn’t collaborating with her team to find creative ways to solve their clients’ legal problems, Tasha enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, traveling, soaking up the outdoors, eating at local restaurants, and reading. And, of course, coffee! She feels certain none of these other things would be possible (or as enjoyable) without coffee.

• Realities & Opportunities: A Successful Small Practice in Arkansas, UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law Law Alumni Association CLE & Day at the Races (2020).
• State Court of Appeals Panel, Moderator, 2019 Justice Donald L. Corbin Appellate Symposium (2019)
• Scariest Things You Don’t Know: Frighteningly Common Mistakes Lawyers Make: Appellate Practice, Arkansas Bar Association CLE (2017).
• What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Appeals, Arkansas Bar Association Annual Meeting (2017).
• Preparing the Brief, Arkansas Bar Association Appellate Advocacy CLE (2015)
• Writing for Your Audience (Workshop) Panel Discussion, Arkansas Bar Association Appellate Advocacy CLE (2015).
• 2015 Appellate Practice Seminar: Law Clerk’s Perspective, Panel Discussion, Pulaski County Bar Association CLE (2015).
• May It Please The Court: Oral Argument Techniques That Get Results, National Business Institute Successfully Navigating the Appeals Process CLE (2014).
• Drafting a Winning Appellate Brief, National Business Institute Successfully Navigating the Appeals Process CLE (2014).
• Making an Ethical Appeal, National Business Institute Successfully Navigating the Appeals Process CLE (2014).
• Should I Appeal and How, Pulaski County Bar Association CLE (2014).
• Pitfalls from Complaint to Appeals: Pitfalls in Appeals, Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers CLE (2013).
• Practical Pointers and Procedural Pitfalls: An Arkansas Appellate Practice Primer, Arkansas Bar Association Annual Meeting (2012).
• The Top Five Ways to Wreck Your Next Appeal . . . and How to Avoid Them, ATLA Personal Injury CLE (2011).
• What Works: A Law Clerk’s Perspective, ATLA Advanced Appellate Workshop (2009)

• Co-author of the Handling Appeals in Arkansas handbook, published by the Arkansas Bar Association (2015-present).
• Annual Survey of Case Law: Constitutional Law, 27 U. Ark. Little Rock L. Rev. 635 (2005).

Judge Henry Woods American Inn of Court; Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association; Appointment to Arkansas Supreme Court Taskforce on Rewriting Arkansas’s Appellate Rules in Light of New Technology (2011-2012); Pulaski County Bar Association; Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers; Arkansas Bar Association (Editor-In-Chief, Young Lawyers Section Newsletter, In Brief (2006-2012)), (Representative for Central District, Young Lawyers Section (2007-2012)), (Member, Finance Committee (2007-2012)), (Member, House of Delegates, (2008-2011)), (Member Editorial Advisory Board for the Arkansas Lawyer (2015)).

Law Clerk, Honorable Justice Robert L. Brown, Arkansas Supreme Court (2005-2007); Associate Attorney, Cullen & Co., PLLC (2007-2010); Partner, Taylor & Taylor Law Firm, P.A. (2010-present).

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review; Moot Court Board; Runner-Up, Best Brief, Burton D. Wechsler First Amendment Moot Court Competition in Washington D.C.; Editor-in-Chief, Adelphia Law Journal, Volume XIV; Dean, Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity; Elected Honor Council Representative; Elected Arkansas Bar Association Representative.