It’s not unusual to find Horton, Shield & Knox partner Michael S. Taylor arguing before the Supreme or Appellate Court, or teaching a moot court class. He’s typically neatly dressed in a conservative suit — cool, calm and collected.
In the past year, he’s taken up a hobby that partner Karen L. Dowd says "puts him in a Zen-like state."
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