When you need help, call the Taylors (661) 525-5696
When you need help, call the Taylors (661) 525-5696

In a criminal courtroom, you are immediately the underdog. While the law presumes you are innocent and places the heavy burden of proof on the State, the reality is often different. From the moment of an arrest, there is a natural bias—jurors often assume that if the government has brought charges, you must have done something wrong.
At Taylor Law Firm, we believe that a powerful defense begins with dismantling these assumptions. We specialize in the art of jury selection and trial advocacy, identifying and neutralizing bias before the first witness even takes the stand. When you are facing the vast resources of the government, you need an attorney who doesn't just "handle" cases, but knows how to win them at trial.
Chelsea Taylor has built a reputation for achieving results in the highest-stakes environments—even when the evidence seems insurmountable.
Personal injury is about compensation; criminal defense is about your life. Whether we are fighting for a dismissal, a reduction in charges, or a full acquittal at trial, our approach remains the same: White-glove service with elite standards. You will work directly with your attorney to build a narrative that resonates with the jury and protects your rights.
We have proven we can take on the government—and win.
*Chelsea is an attorney at Bledstein & Koppekin, LLP and is not employed by, or a partner at, Taylor Law Firm, APC; if you choose to hire Chelsea for a criminal case, the case will be referred and the fees split in accordance with the California Rules of Professional Conduct. Give us a call to determine if your case should be handled by Taylor Law Firm, APC or referred to Bledstein & Koppekin, LLP.
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