The Center for Community Law & Community

Yolanda L. Taylor Law Firm PLLC is a client-centric law firm that represents individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and neighborhood groups. Our firm is multidisciplinary and provides legal services in the areas of community economic development law, which includes zoning and land use. We also practice specifically in the areas of Fair Housing, Contract law, Business law, Nonprofit law, and Wills, Trusts & Estates.

CORE Values

compassionate leadership

The Center for Community Law & Equity’s compassionate approach allows us to empathize with our clients, enabling us to transform communities.

Quality

The Center for Community Law & Equity provides quality services that meet and exceed our client’s needs and expectations.

Creativity

The Center for Community Law & Equity provides creative solutions and strategies to solve problems and uncover opportunities for our clients.

Honesty

The Center for Community Law & Equity’s open communication and honest and authentic approach to lawyering is another fundamental value. 

Our Mission

Yolanda L. Taylor Law Firm, PLLC also does business as The Center for Community Law and Equity (CCLE) for the purpose of providing advocacy and policy work to its clients. CCLE’s mission is to provide legal strategies and advocacy that advance the legal and policy needs of its clients. CCLE does this through consultation services with nonprofit client groups and representation of community groups interested in engaging policymakers and local elected officials around their identified priorities. CCLE also uses “community lawyering” to support the campaigns of grassroots neighborhood groups seeking to co-create policies that impact growth, development and health.

In the community

Attorney Yolanda Taylor with Advance Carolina team members
Yolanda Taylor with Congressman GK Butterfield
Attorney Yolanda Taylor
Attorney Yolanda Taylor with guests at ribbon cutting

latest update

RESOURCE: Community-Led Solutions During Challenging Times

Partner Organization:  National Community Reinvestment Coalition

During challenging times, assisting communities with identifying structural barriers like access to economic resources, housing, sustainability, stability, or employment opportunities can help build community capacity to take action.

News: Willie Davis Drive and Cleveland Ave residents allowed to stay during inspections

Source:  Triad City Beat

Adjunct Professor of Law at Wake Forest University Yolanda Taylor, who is representing seven of the households at the complexes, told TCB that “once the inspections are done, they are planning on examining the city’s report.

Awards

Fair Housing Project Legal aid NC
Jeffrey D. Dillman Fair Housing Advocate Award
North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys
North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys

The Center for Community Law & Equity is an assumed name of Yolanda L. Taylor Law Firm, PLLC and is not a public or charitable legal service organization.

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