About Robyn
Robyn Buckley built her legal foundation in Morgantown, earning a Bachelor of Science from West Virginia University in 1995 and a Juris Doctor from West Virginia University College of Law in 2000. Those early years set the stage for a steady career in North Carolina law.
Soon after law school, Buckley moved into practice and found a professional home at The Law Offices of Jason E. Taylor, P.C., where she serves as an associate. Her role there has involved both courtroom responsibilities and out-of-court work. Colleagues describe her as methodical; she approaches case preparation in a way that favors clear organization over flash.
Buckley is a certified mediator through the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission. That credential, paired with several years of practice, places her in many of the firm’s settlement discussions. She has been listed with the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission since 2014, a sign that mediation work occupies a consistent part of her schedule.
Professional membership plays a regular role in Buckley’s calendar. She holds active memberships in the North Carolina Advocates for Justice, the Mecklenburg County Bar Association and the North Carolina Bar Association. Those affiliations provide access to continuing legal education and to local and statewide professional networks.
Her day-to-day practice mixes client counseling, negotiation and the procedural work that keeps cases moving. At the firm she collaborates with more senior attorneys and also handles matters independently when they arise. Her mediator certification often means she is asked to step into settlement conferences and structured negotiations, working to identify practical outcomes for clients.
Buckley’s background in both law and science—reflected in her undergraduate degree—shows up in the way she organizes complex information and prepares cases. She tends to favor clear outlines and timelines in files, which helps when cases involve technical records or intricate factual sequences.
Outside the office she participates in the professional associations that shape the local legal community. That engagement gives her a steady view of emerging procedural trends and continuing education opportunities. She practices law in North Carolina as an associate at The Law Offices of Jason E. Taylor, P.C., handling mediations and client representation.
