Fred D. Taylor is a native of the Old Dominion, where his family roots go back to the settlement of Jamestowne in 1607. Following in that legacy, he grew up in the Tidewater region in an eclectic mix of rural farms and city life, and was blessed to be influenced by everything from fishing and crabbing in the Nansemond River, to studying law, history, and politics under some of the brightest minds in Richmond and Norfolk.  

Fred holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Old Dominion University, and a Juris Doctor from the Mercer University School of Law.  After his admission to the Virginia State Bar, Fred began his career as an associate attorney with the law firm Stallings & Bischoff, P.C., based in Virginia Beach.  In 2014, Fred partnered with his colleague Justin T. Bush to form Bush & Taylor, P.C. in Suffolk, where he focuses on civil and criminal litigation.  

Today, Fred is a proud husband and father, practices law, continues to be a “student” of history and collector, and serves on the board of directors for multiple non-profit organizations, including Preservation of Historic Suffolk, Riddick’s Folly House Museum, the Suffolk Education Foundation and the the Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Virginia.

Need to contact?  Please e-mail Fred at fred.taylor.va@gmail.com