Taylor Mullaney

Taylor Mullaney is an associate in the Chicago office of Quinn Emanuel. She joined the firm in 2022. Prior to joining Quinn, Taylor worked as a law clerk to Chief Judge Timothy J. Corrigan of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida and as a litigation associate at another large law firm. She has research, writing, and trial experience in various areas of law, including First Amendment, class action litigation, complex commercial disputes, products liability, government investigations, and criminal matters. Taylor has also represented clients pro bono in family and criminal law cases.

During law school, Taylor earned numerous awards as a member of Northwestern’s National Moot Court Team. She also worked as a Note and Comment Editor for the Northwestern Journal of Law and Social Policy, as a fellow in Equip for Equality’s Special Education Clinic, and as a student advocate in the Bluhm Legal Clinic’s Center on Wrongful Convictions, where she was part of a team that secured an exoneration for a wrongfully convicted client.

Prior to law school, Taylor taught high school English and French in Memphis, Tennessee through Teach For America.