CHRISTOPHER J. TAYLOR

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EDUCATION

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, Winston-Salem, NC

J.D. May 2015

Honors: CALI Excellence for the Future Award for Business Planning

Activities: The W ills Clinic, Pro Bono Board (1L Representative), City of Winston-Salem

Mediation

Certifications: LexisNexis Legal Research, W estlaw Next, VITA (Advanced)

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

A.B. in Government, May 2012

Honors: Ron H. Brown Scholar

Activities: Phillips Brooks House Association, Undergraduate Minority Recruitment

Honors Thesis: “Gimme Shelter: War Crimes against Allies in World War II”

EXPERIENCE

AETNA, Hartford, CT

Legal Associate Summer 2014

Provided legal support in the areas of social media mobile applications, Internet, and data to various

Aetna businesses. Evaluated concerns related to HIPAA, COPPA, FRCA, and other health insurance and

personal health privacy acts. Monitored cyber use to ensure internal compliance among employees.

Created policies for external social media use. W rote and standardized NDAs, Privacy Policies, and

Terms of Use. Analyzed policy implications of FDA, FTC, congressional, state, and other regulatory

bodies. Consulted with business sectors focused on specific data practices, including segmentation,

purchasing, and selling.

KAB BIOTECH, LLC, W inston-Salem, NC

September 2012 – present

Director, Member

Lead legal initiatives for KAB Biotech, LLC, a startup focused on developing new products to combat

cancers. Conduct patent searches and mapping, write agreements (Operating Agreements,

Confidentiality Agreements, and eventually, Patent Licensing Agreements), provide accurate legal risk

management for potential endeavors, and work on general business matters.

MECKLENBURG COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE, Charlotte, NC

Legal Intern at Office of the Public Defender Summer 2013

W orked in homicides and property law divisions. Assisted supervising attorneys in various trial capacities,

including bond hearings, plea deals, and interviewing witnesses and the accused.

M ASSACHUSETTS SMALL CLAIMS ADVISORY SERVICE (SCAS), Cambridge, MA

Held numerous positions with progressively increasing responsibility from January 2011 – May 2012.

As Replication Director, led an initiative for expanding the SCAS model to other states in conjunction with

university partners. As Program Director, managed a seven-person office staff, championed fundraising

efforts, and revised the training manual to include procedural updates for general operations protocol and

Massachusetts small claims statutes in the areas of landlord-tenant, automobile, home-improvement,

consumer, personal disputes, and credit and debt law. As Director of Legal Research, served as point

person for legal and procedural questions and led community outreach efforts.

JOHN F. KENNEDY INSTITUTE OF POLITICS, Harvard University

January – December 2011

Policy General Chairperson

Instituted an internship program with the Massachusetts State Senate and mayor’s offices of Hartford, CT

and Providence, RI. Leader of four policy groups which produced five policy papers and four op -eds

published in the Harvard Political Review and The Crimson.

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