About Taylor G.
Taylor G. McCallman completed her undergraduate studies at Liberty University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Strategic Communications, Advertising and Public Relations in 2016. She stayed in the academic world for a short while longer and received her Juris Doctor from Campbell Law School in 2019. Those years combined formal legal training with a background in communications, a mix she has carried into practice.
After law school, McCallman was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2019. She joined Beaver Courie Law Office the same year as an associate. At the firm she took on responsibilities typical of a junior attorney: preparing pleadings, researching legal issues, and supporting litigation and transactional work. Colleagues describe her role as one that supports lead counsel while also managing client-facing tasks.
McCallman has maintained active ties to the bar and local legal community. She is a member of the Hoke County Bar Association and the American Bar Association. Since 2019 she has been a member of the Cumberland County Bar Association Volunteer Lawyers Program, where she has worked on pro bono matters and intake for clients in need of brief legal assistance. She also holds membership in the North Carolina Bar Association, joining the statewide association the year she was admitted to the bar.
Her undergraduate training in strategic communications shapes how she approaches client interaction and written work. She tends to emphasize clarity and structure in correspondence, and she applies that discipline to drafting motions and client advisories. That communication background is notable in courtroom preparation and in meetings where clear explanation of legal options matters to clients.
McCallman’s early career is rooted in North Carolina practice. She has developed experience handling the kinds of matters that bring clients to a general practice firm. Her work has involved state court filings, client counseling, and routine litigation support. She is based at Beaver Courie Law Office and serves individuals and businesses across the region.
She remains an active member of several bar organizations and participates in volunteer legal services. McCallman maintains her North Carolina law license and practices at Beaver Courie Law Office, where she represents clients in matters arising under North Carolina law.
