Taylor Ernst

Taylor Ernst focuses his practice on traumatic brain injury litigation. His work has been recognized by the Daily Journal with both the 2024 California Lawyer Attorney of the Year award and inclusion in the Daily Journal’s statewide Top 40 Under 40, along with national recognition from the National Trial Lawyers (NTL) Top 40 Under 40. A recent example of his approach includes a $63 million verdict against Chevron, recognized among the Top Verdicts of 2023.

At the foundation of Taylor’s practice is a commitment to scientific rigor and medical expertise. His extensive library contains peer-reviewed articles, medical texts, and TBI research, reflecting his dedication to evidence-based practice. This comprehensive knowledge base ensures that every case evaluation is grounded in current medical science and empirical evidence. Having shared his insights with over 20,000 professionals across the legal and medical communities, Taylor has developed a reputation nationally.

His contributions to the field extend beyond the courtroom through “The Ernst Way,” a comprehensive 300-page TBI litigation guide, pre-release available by invite only.

His reach extends further with the podcast TBI Lawyer Secrets, where he shares what worked for him drawn from his extensive TBI experience. Through these platforms, Taylor’s impact is felt not only in the courtroom but across the legal community.

Taylor’s pioneering initiative is The Manhattan Project, a groundbreaking approach to trial strategy through truth and set new standards in litigation against powerful opponents. While its details remain confidential, the project’s impact is felt throughout the field.

Taylor’s practice is built on establishing genuine damages through medical evidence and proven methodology. This approach allows opposing counsel and claims professionals to access clear, scientifically-supported documentation, understand the full scope of damages, and make informed decisions based on objective evidence.

Through his regular presentations and educational initiatives, Taylor continues to advance the scientific understanding of TBI cases within the legal community. His work has not only earned him numerous accolades, including the California Lawyer Attorney of the Year honor, but has also established how to value TBI cases for trial.

He lives with his wife Ashley, and their daughter Dylan. In his free time he enjoys exercise, surfing, and reading.

For inquiries about case evaluation or professional resources, please contact our office.