About Taylor King

Taylor King is the founding attorney of Taylor King Law. He opened the firm's first office in 1994 in downtown Arkadelphia and has been practicing personal injury law for more than 30 years. Taylor grew up in southern Arkansas and attended Ouachita Baptist University, where he earned degrees in political science and history. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville and returned to Arkadelphia with his wife, Terri, in 1986.

Taylor took his first personal injury case in 1992 and built the firm to serve clients who often did not know their rights as accident victims. Today two of his children, Austin and Maggie, practice alongside him at the firm. Taylor is licensed in Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee, and Mississippi. His professional recognitions include the National Trial Lawyers Top 100, Arkansas Life's Top Attorneys, AY Magazine's Best Lawyers in Arkansas, and the Pound Civil Justice Institute.

Practice areas

Education

University of Arkansas School of Law
J.D.
Ouachita Baptist University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Arkansas
State Bar of Texas
State Bar of Oklahoma
State Bar of Missouri
State Bar of Tennessee
State Bar of Mississippi

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