Taylor P Waters

Ms. Waters's practice concentrates on all aspects of civil litigation, focussing on Real Estate and Animal Law. Ms. Waters represents consumers and professionals as they navigate active litigation. Prior to joining Madison & Rosan, LLP, Ms. Waters represented consumers in Ohio Consumer Protection Act, Fair Debt Collection Act, Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, foreclosure defense, and other general civil litigation matters. She clerked with the Michigan Department of Attorney General and the Animal Legal Defense Fund. Ms. Waters is an active member of the Ohio State Bar Association, Columbus Bar Association, and Ohio Women’s Bar Association. When not at the office Ms. Waters enjoys spending time with her daughter, husband, plethora of four-legged companions, running, and swimming.

Michigan State University

J.D. (2018) | Law

2015 - 2018

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

Activities: Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Animal and Natural Resource Law, Study abroad in Bialystok, Poland

Passenger Pigeons: The De-Extinction of a Bird

Journal of Animal and Natural Resource Law

July, 2019

Environmental Law Award

Ohio State Bar Association

2018

Wanda Nash Award

Michigan State Bar Association

2018

State Bar of Ohio  # 97767

Member

Current

Ohio State Bar Association Leadership Academy

Graduate

2020 - Current

Ohio

Supreme Court of Ohio Office of Attorney Services

ID Number: 97767

Since 2018

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• Contingent Fees

Q. Truck hit me from slow lane in my front passenger side. He was ticketed. Will his insurance pay to fix my car?

October 5, 2020

A: Likely, you should give your insurance company a call and they'll get ahold of his insurance and sort out your property damage claim. If you end up with a bodily injury claim, then a good Plaintiff's attorney will be able to help you out.

Q. If the landlord allowed me to put 15,000$ of work into his house and Now he trying to evict me, can I sue for that mone

September 5, 2020

A: You may have a case for unjust enrichment, contact an attorney to discuss how to file the claim and what you need to allergies

Q. My ex is trying to keep my cat. He lived with me when I adopted her, but I am on the adoption papers. What can I do?

September 3, 2020

A: You can file a small claims action in your local county's municipal court and ask for the return of the cat. If you have the original adoption papers and veterinary records, you may have a good case. If you have texts/emails with him indicating the original intention to get the cat back, you may have a strong case.