Taylor said he would launch a new legal venture on April 1, when he is no longer a partner of the 180-attorney firm.
March 23, 2021 at 03:40 PM
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Taylor English Duma announced Tuesday that its chair, Marc Taylor, has resigned from the Atlanta-based firm he co-founded 15 years ago. Taylor said he plans to launch a “legal-related venture” soon.
The 180-lawyer firm’s 26 voting partners unanimously elected Michele Stumpe as its interim chair last Thursday after Taylor tendered his resignation. The firm will announce a new name for Taylor English in the coming weeks, Stumpe said.
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Michele Stumpe (left) and Marc Taylor of Taylor English Duma. (Courtesy photos)
