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Maia Taylor
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Maia Cogen is an experienced litigator who advises clients on election and political law, employment matters, internal investigations, class action litigation, regulatory compliance, Title IX and higher education issues, nonprofit matters, and complex commercial litigation. Maia also provides counseling on voter protection issues. She led the development of a resource bank and managed a network of five hundred attorneys and several hundred declaration volunteers across the country in support of voting rights during a close election. Maia was also instrumental in the drafting of a comprehensive 180-page report that was submitted to the United States House and Senate Judiciary committees regarding the history of voting rights in Georgia. An integral part of the litigation team that represented a voting rights organization and faith-based entities, totaling over 500 plaintiffs, Maia drafted many of the briefs that brought constitutional and statutory claims against the State of Georgia. She was also instrumental developing the declaration process that was a key component of the first voting rights lawsuit to go to trial in the Northern District of Georgia in over ten years. Maia has worked with several congressional members on election-related legal issues ranging from the analysis of historical voting purge patterns to the implications of newly enacted voting legislation. Maia also has experience working on high-profile internal investigations. She has assisted nationally recognized organizations in resolving complaints and developing preventative measures including recommendations on how to address cultural issues and improve communications between management and staff. She conducts trainings and has also developed guidelines for verbal and written disciplinary processes. Maia also has a focus on higher education issues including leading Title IX policy reviews for higher education institutions to ensure that they are consistent with changes in national administration. She conducts university code of ethics investigations and advises on compliance and training.
Refresher on Workplace Social Media Policies as Contentious US Presidential Election Near; Corporate Compliance, October 16, 2024 Co-Author (with J. Lewis), When a Favor Becomes a Bribe: A Commentary on FCPA Trends in 2016 (November 2016) Corporate Compliance Insights Webinar: FCPA Compliance Audits: Best Practices in 2016 & Beyond (October 28, 2016) The Knowledge Group Webinar: Mobile Marketing and Other Communications: Are your Businesses TCPA Compliant (August 23, 2016) The Knowledge Group SEC Issues Guidance Clarifying Anti-Retaliation Provision of Dodd-Frank (August 2015) SEC Proposes Controversial Rule Requiring Companies to Adopt No-Fault Clawback Policies (July 2015) REDIAL: 2014 TCPA Year in Review – Analysis of Critical Issues and Trends (January 29, 2015) Novel Theory in Wyly Case Could Change SEC Disgorgement (October 20, 2014) Law360 Georgia Supreme Court to Address Business-Judgment Rule (January 23, 2014) American Bar Association
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PRACTICE AREAS
Complex Commercial Litigation Labor & Employment Internal Investigations Political Law Voting Rights Financial Services Litigation Class & Collective Actions Crisis Management & High-Profile Litigation Workplace Education & Training Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging EDUCATION
Harvard Law School J.D. Spelman College B.A. BAR ADMISSIONS
Georgia RECOGNITION Best Lawyers® Litigation Counsel of America |
