Taylor J. Cohen

Taylor J. Cohen is a founding partner of Stern & Cohen, P.C., where he focuses his practice exclusively on protecting the rights of injured workers throughout Pennsylvania. Known for his sharp litigation skills and tireless dedication, Taylor represents clients across Philadelphia and surrounding counties, including Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, and Bucks.

His legal career began under the mentorship of partner David F. Stern, where he quickly established himself as a skilled and passionate advocate. Today, Taylor leads clients through some of the most difficult moments of their lives — helping them secure the benefits they need when a workplace injury leaves them unable to earn a living.

Accomplishments and Recognition

Taylor has earned widespread recognition for both his courtroom performance and his commitment to workers’ rights:

• Super Lawyers, Rising Stars list (2018–2025) – awarded to only 2.5% of attorneys under 40

• Youngest adjunct professor ever appointed at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law

• Frequently invited to speak at legal seminars and continuing education programs

• Highly rated by both peers and clients for his professionalism and results

Education

Taylor’s academic background reflects a long-standing dedication to labor and employment law. He pursued his legal education with a clear focus on advocacy and workers’ rights:

• J.D., Temple University Beasley School of Law, 2016

  • Graduated with honors

  • Certificate in Trial Advocacy & Litigation

  • Member, Moot Court Honor Society

  • Fellow, Rubin Public Interest Law Honor Society

• M.S., Human Resources & Employment Relations, Penn State University, 2013

• B.S., Labor Studies & Employment Relations, Penn State University, 2012

Professional and Teaching Experience

Taylor’s commitment to the profession goes beyond the courtroom. Just two years into his practice, he became an adjunct professor at Temple Law, where he taught Workers’ Compensation — a distinction that made him the youngest lawyer to ever hold that title.

He has also worked with two federal agencies tasked with enforcing labor and employment laws, reinforcing his passion for protecting workers at every level. He remains active in various bar associations and legal groups focused on employee rights.

Personal Background

Before entering law, Taylor was a Division I college tennis player and captain of Penn State’s Varsity Men’s Tennis Team. His athletic background sharpened his leadership, time management, and competitive drive — qualities that now serve him well in the fast-paced world of litigation.