Urmila Taylor

Urmila Taylor joined the faculty of the First Year Skills program as a Professor of Legal Writing in 2021. She received her J.D., cum laude, from Georgetown University Law Center, where she was Notes Editor of the Georgetown Law Journal.

Before she began her academic career, Taylor served as Director of the Social Security Administration’s litigation practice in the Ninth Circuit. She developed agency-wide trainings on administrative law and regulatory practice, as well as legal writing and research, oral argument, and appellate advocacy. Taylor began her legal career in the antitrust practice at O’Melveny and Myers, LLP.

Education

B.A., Stanford University (1998)
J.D., Georgetown University Law Center (2004)

Urmila Taylor is teaching the following courses in Fall 2022:

• 202.1A sec. 00Q - Legal Research and Writing for J.D.s
• 202.1A sec. 00R - Legal Research and Writing for J.D.s

Courses During Other Semesters

Semester	Course Num	Course Title	Teaching Evaluations
Spring 2022	202.1B sec. 00Q	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 00R	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 00S	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1B sec. 00T	Written and Oral Advocacy	View Teaching Evaluation
Fall 2021	202.1A sec. 00Q	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1A sec. 00R	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1A sec. 00S	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation
	202.1A sec. 00T	Legal Research and Writing	View Teaching Evaluation