Taylor Brooks

Prior to venturing into the white-collar aspect of law, Taylor was a small-town, blue-collared man. Taylor’s prior life experience includes commercial and residential construction, pipeline welding, and his own small business: Brooks Fabrications, LLC where, from scratch, he grew to serve over 100 customers in the West Texas and Eastern New Mexico area with his metal fabrication and wrought-iron work. Taylor’s work was even featured in the Amarillo, Texas Parade of Homes Magazine after he successfully fabricated and installed a one-of-a-kind metal stair railing system in a historical Amarillo neighborhood.

After graduating from law school, Taylor began his career in civil litigation. Taylor’s extensive experience in commercial litigation taught him that most lawsuits could have been avoided or handled strategically if an honest attorney would have been involved from the beginning. In fact, it was during litigation that much of Taylor’s practice was born. Clients started to ask the right questions: “what should I have done to avoid this?” or “How can I prevent this in the future?” Over the course of several years in litigation, Taylor gained knowledge, insight, and understanding that gave him the foresight to help businesses be proactive in their structural, operational, and transactional planning.