California Environmental Law Specialists

ELIZABETH TAYLOR, ESQ.

Ms. Taylor works primarily on the Clean Water Act and coastal resources cases on behalf of California public entities.  Ms. Taylor began her legal career as a fellow with the United States Marine Mammal Commission, where she worked on international and domestic marine policy issues.   Prior to law school, Ms. Taylor worked as a marine biologist for various NGOs in the Caribbean, Hawaii and Australia. 

Ms. Taylor received her law degree from the Lewis & Clark Law School, with a certificate in environmental and natural resources law.  She graduated from the University of California, San Diego, with a Bachelor of Science in ecology, behavior and evolution.

 

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