Taylor E. Hallowell

Intellectual property attorney dedicated to your success.

Prior to joining DRM, Taylor was an intellectual property litigator at a Delaware law firm, focusing on patent cases in the field of medical devices and pharmaceuticals. She has also worked as a patent prosecutor at an IP boutique firm in Maryland. Taylor’s varied experience allows her to bring a litigation perspective to patent prosecution work and a patent prosecution perspective to litigation.

Before law school, Taylor served as an AmeriCorps member teaching math. As an educator, she catered to each student’s individual needs. Now, Taylor applies this same skill in developing strategies for each client’s unique situation.

Taylor is a Vermonter who enjoys skiing, rock climbing, and backpacking.

Accolades & Awards

Co-Winner and Best Brief Award Winner of Maryland Law’s Moot Court Competition

Publications

Stokeling v. United States: Blurring the Line of What Constitutes Physical Force Under the Elements Clause of the Armed Career Criminals Act, 79 MD. L. REV. 506 (2020)