Taylor Middleton
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Areas of Practice
- Chair, American Association for Justice Minority Caucus
- Board Member, Gate City Bar Association
- Lawdragon 500 X: The Next Generation (2025)
- Law Firm Ally of the Year Finalist (2025)
- Past President, Lucas County Bar Association
- J.D., Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School
Overview
Taylor A. Middleton is a dedicated personal injury and civil litigation attorney known for her client-focused approach and strong advocacy skills. As a Partner at Bey & Associates, she leverages her hands-on experience in the personal injury industry to fully understand the profound impact injuries have on her clients’ lives—an aspect often overlooked by insurance companies but critical to delivering meaningful results. She approaches each case with empathy and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes, guided by this philosophy: “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.” Outside the office, she enjoys tackling challenging recipes, reading, and traveling.
Education
- J.D., Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (2017)
- B.A., Georgia State University (2013)
Bar & Court Admissions
- State courts in Georgia
Professional Associations
- American Association for Justice
- Gate City Bar Association Board member
- Georgia Trial Lawyers Association
Honors & Awards
- Current Chair, American Association for Justice Minority Caucus
- Board Member, Gate City Bar Association
- Law.com Women, Influence & Power in Law Awards – Finalist in the “Law Firm Ally of the Year” category (2025)
- Lawdragon 500 X: The Next Generation (2025)
- Past President, Lucas County Bar Association
- Past Chair, Toledo Bar Association Judicial Screen Committee
Community Engagement
Taylor is deeply committed to promoting and fostering diversity within the legal profession. She serves as a board member of the Gate City Bar Association— the oldest African American bar association in Georgia— where she helps advance its mission of empowering underrepresented communities in the legal field. Additionally, she is actively involved with the AAJ Minority Caucus as a Chair, supporting its work as a networking group focused on membership, fundraising, education, and promoting public service. Through these roles, she works to create opportunities for diverse legal professionals and advance equity within the industry.
“Lawyers are the foot soldiers to our constitution.” – Frank T. Read
