Rebekah Taylor

Rebekah Taylor is a trial attorney in Florida. She received her Juris Doctor at Florida A & M College of Law and her Bachelor of Science degree at Florida State University. Early in her career, Rebekah served as an Assistant State Attorney in the 9th Judicial Circuit, where she tried criminal misdemeanor and felony cases.  Thereafter, Rebekah joined Children’s Legal Services as a Senior Attorney and Statewide Trainer where she conducted dependency and termination of parental rights proceedings.   As a trial attorney at Snedaker Law, Rebekah focuses on representing individuals in personal injury claims.  She also assists the firm with personal injury protection claims.  

Rebekah truly has a heart to serve, which she fulfills not only in the practice of law, but also through service in voluntary bar organizations.  Rebekah currently serves in an elected position with the Florida Bar as the 18th Circuit-Seat 2 representative for the Florida Bar Young Lawyer’s Division Board of Governors.  In that position, she focuses on advocating, educating, and serving the young lawyers of the state of Florida, as they learn to adapt to the rapidly changing practice of law.   She is also a member of the Seminole County Bar Association, a Board of Director for Seminole County Florida Association for Women Lawyers, and a member of the Seminole Inns of Court.  Rebekah is actively involved in her church and is the Board Director of Legacy, Education, and Arts Foundation, a not-for profit organization geared towards mentoring young people in the community. 

Rebekah’s litigation experience as well as her drive to serve provides her with the unique ability to advocate for her clients.  Rebekah believes that every client matters and should have an attorney who can listen and advocate effectively for his or her interest.