Tayla George is a multi-disciplinary attorney representing individuals and businesses in a range of matters, including civil rights, employment law, immigration, probate and general litigation. 

She leverages her experience across practice areas to ensure clients feel confident they are getting the support they need. This includes unique situations such as helping minors obtain Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) through representation in guardianship cases before family courts, or guiding employees and employers through matters involving discrimination and other civil rights concerns. Tayla’s thoughtful and detailed approach both in and out of the courtroom has led to many successful outcomes for clients.  

Tayla’s passion for her work began with stories of her great-grandparents, who immigrated to the U.S. from Lebanon and Syria. With an understanding of the long-lasting impact immigration can have on a family, Tayla decided to be a part of the legal system that made her family’s story—and so many others—possible. Now, she values her role in guiding people through all types of complex legal processes. Her greatest honor is seeing the joy people experience when their goals are realized. 

Born and raised in New Hampshire, Tayla graduated from the University of New Hampshire School of Law’s prestigious Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program. She gained experience providing immigration assistance at local non-profits before entering private legal practice.