Taylor Simpson

Taylor grew up in rural northwest Georgia before moving to Montana to pursue a degree in conservation biology and ecology at Montana State University. Graduating with honors, he continued his education at the University of Montana, earning both a Master of Science in Environmental Studies and a Juris Doctorate.

During law school, Taylor served as the Publication Editor for the Public Lands and Resources Law Review, working closely with legal scholars to refine and publish their research. He then clerked for the Honorable Kurt Krueger of the Second Judicial District in Butte-Silver Bow County, gaining invaluable insight into the legal system and mediating numerous family law cases.

Following his clerkship, Taylor joined the Uda Law Firm as an associate attorney, focusing on public utility law and renewable energy development. While this experience was rewarding, he felt a deep calling to advocate for individuals who have been harmed or wronged, leading him to specialize in personal injury law.

Today, Taylor is dedicated to representing clients injured due to the negligence of others. He fights tirelessly for those affected by truck accidents, car accidents, dog bites, and other personal injury cases, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve.

Outside of work, Taylor enjoys skiing and running along Helena’s scenic trails. He shares his home with his wife, their cat, and their dog. Passionate about conservation, he also serves as a board member for K9 Conservationists, blending his love for animals with his commitment to environmental stewardship

Practice areas

Admitted

Montana, 2022
U.S. District Court, District of Montana, 2024

Education

University of Montana, J.D., M.S., 2022
Montana State University, B.S., 2017

Associations and memberships

Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys
Montana Trail Lawyers Association
State Bar of Montana