Taylor Jaszewski
Taylor is a litigator specializing in commercial disputes, securities law, and government enforcement defense. He has helped clients operate in complex regulatory environments, navigate niche areas of law, and manage challenging and sensitive cases. Beyond his substantive experience, Taylor is known for building a strong relationship with his clients and distilling complicated legal issues into clear, actionable advice.
Taylor was previously an attorney in the San Francisco office of Dechert LLP. In addition to his civil litigation experience, Taylor contributed to high-profile internal investigations for entities ranging from emerging companies in Silicon Valley to major public corporations. At Dechert, he also defended individuals in white-collar criminal defense matters. Taylor maintains a strong pro bono practice with a focus on criminal justice reform.
Taylor lives in Oakland, CA, and is a native of Richmond, VA. He is admitted to practice in both California and the District of Columbia.
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Represented group of major stockholders in derivative litigation against asset management company in the Delaware Court of Chancery.
Conducted internal investigation and defended real estate company in connection with U.S. Attorney’s Office investigation.
Represented foreign state in Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act litigation in the Northern District of California.
Submitted amicus brief to Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on behalf of non-profit organizations committed to domestic violence and sexual survivors.
Education
Stanford Law School (2021)
George Washington University (2015)
Admissions
California
District of Columbia