About Dorna Jenkins
Dorna Jenkins Taylor is an attorney based in Atlanta, Georgia, specializing in bankruptcy, business law, entertainment and sports law, and trademarks. A member of the State Bar of Georgia since 1998, she has built a robust legal career over the past two decades. Ms. Taylor graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Criminal Justice. She furthered her education by earning her Juris Doctor from John Marshall Law School in the same year, 1998. During her time at law school, she was actively involved in Moot Court, where she developed her litigation skills and developed a strong foundation in legal advocacy. Following her admission to the bar, Ms. Taylor began her legal career as an associate attorney at the Rushing Firm Ltd.
and the Law Office of David L. Miller. These early experiences provided her with a diverse range of legal exposure, particularly in the areas of bankruptcy and business law. In 2004, she took a significant step by founding Taylor & Associates, LLC — This firm focuses on representing clients in various legal matters, including bankruptcy and reorganization. This lets the attorney leverage her expertise in these complex areas of law. Over the years, Ms. Taylor has represented numerous high-profile clients in the sports and entertainment industries. Notable clients include NBA Hall of Famer Julius "Dr.
J" Erving and Philadelphia Eagles player Nakobe Dean. Additionally, she has worked with Grammy-winning artist Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Emmy-winning broadcaster Maria Taylor. Her clientele also features three-time Tony Award-winning director Kenny Leon, showcasing her ability to handle the details of entertainment law effectively. Beyond her legal practice, Ms. Taylor is a platinum and gold record-certified producer and songwriter. She has collaborated with renowned artists such as Keith Sweat, T-Boz, LSG, and Dave Hollister. This unique blend of legal and artistic expertise allows her to offer comprehensive legal services that bridge the gap between law and the entertainment industry. Her understanding of both fields positions her as a valuable asset to clients seeking guidance in complex legal matters.
In addition to her professional achievements, Ms. Taylor is an accomplished author. Her memoir, "Do What You Know How to Do," is available on Amazon and Kindle, reflecting her personal journey and insights. She actively engages with the community through workshops and seminars, aiming to educate and empower individuals in legal matters. Through these initiatives, Ms. Taylor demonstrates her commitment to fostering a better understanding of legal issues, ensuring that her clients and the community are well-informed and equipped to navigate the legal field.
