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Michael W. Taylor 
Charleston, West Virginia,
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Michael Taylor is originally from Clarksburg, West Virginia.  He graduated cum laude from West Virginia University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science.  In 2011, Michael graduated Order of the Coif from West Virginia University College of Law.  While in Law School, Michael was a member of the West Virginia University Law Review.  He had an article published in volume 113 of the West Virginia Law Review.  He spent his last year of law school working in the Clinical Law Program, where he worked on various general civil cases and also Innocence Project cases.
Michael joined Bailey & Wyant in August 2011 as an associate, and also completed a legal clerkship at Bailey & Wyant in the summer of 2010. Michael's practice consists primarily of defense litigation, representing businesses, political subdivisions, and state agencies on numerous issues, including deliberate intent, premises liability, and personal injury.  Michael was admitted to the West Virginia State Bar and the Bar for the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia in October of 2011.
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[05/18/12]  Thomas E. Buck and Bruce M. Clark have won the case of Yanchak v. Lindh and Youth Services System, Inc. This matter, which was pending in the United States District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia, sought to establish liability against the defendant Youth Services System, Inc., under the doctrines of employer liablilty and respondeat superior. Mr. Buck and Mr. Clark defended Youth Services Systems, Inc., in this matter and were victorious on behalf of their clients.

[05/07/12] Bailey & Wyant would like to welcome our newest associate attorney, Dawn George, to the Firm. Ms. George is a 2007 graduate of the West Virginia University College of Law.

[04/20/12] David Mincer and John Fuller gave a presentation at Glade Springs on Insurance Portfolios and Unemployment Compensation.

[04/19/12] Billie Jo Streyle won a summary judgment for a State correctional facility on all claims that were alleged by the Plaintiffs against the correctional facility. The Court granted summary judgment on the Plaintiff's claims for cruel and unusual punishment, pursuant to the United States Constitution and West Virginia Constitution. The Court also granted summary judgment on a loss of consortium claim alleged by the Plaintiffs. The Court found there was no genuine issue of material fact regarding any claims alleged by the Plaintiffs and dismissed the case in its entirety. 

 

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