Darcy Taylor
Associate
- Commercial Litigation and Disputes
Biography
DARCY TAYLOR focuses his practice on commercial litigation and disputes.
While attending McGill University’s Faculty of Law, Darcy served as co-president of the McGill International Law Society and completed an internship at the Canadian Department of Justice. He received the Louis H. Rohrlick Memorial Prize for the highest standing in Public International Law throughout the program (2025). Darcy was awarded the Crestohl Scholarship in International Law, for high academic achievement in international law (2024) and the Hans Hermann Oppenheimer Scholarship, which is awarded annually to a student who shows particular promise in the field of public international law (2023).
While attending McGill University’s Faculty of Law, Darcy served as co-president of the McGill International Law Society and completed an internship at the Canadian Department of Justice. He received the Louis H. Rohrlick Memorial Prize for the highest standing in Public International Law throughout the program (2025). Darcy was awarded the Crestohl Scholarship in International Law, for high academic achievement in international law (2024) and the Hans Hermann Oppenheimer Scholarship, which is awarded annually to a student who shows particular promise in the field of public international law (2023).
Community Involvement
Pro Bono
Darcy has an active pro bono practice focusing primarily on various immigration matters and criminal defense. Darcy previously completed a pro bon legal clinic program at McGill University involving work on academic freedom issues with Scholars at Risk.
Credentials
Admissions & Certifications
- New York
Education
- Faculty of Law, McGill University, J.D.
- University of Cambridge, M.Phil., 2020
- University of Toronto, B.A., 2019