Taylor Anthony joined the Parker Layrisson Law Firm team in 2025. A native and resident of Ponchatoula, Taylor Anthony is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science and a Juris Doctor from the Southern University School of Law. He brings a tremendous amount of legal experience and courtroom success, highlighted by his more than 60 jury trial victories. Taylor began his legal career in the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office where he rose to the rank of Major Offense Trial Prosecutor and Felony Trial Supervisor. In 2018, Taylor joined Twenty-First Judicial District Attorney Scott Perrilloux as a felony trial attorney. He manages a continuous caseload of over one hundred felony cases while providing legal expertise to local, state, and federal members of law enforcement. Taylor has been featured on CBS “48 Hours” for his successful prosecution of a 35-year-old cold case homicide. The episode has been viewed worldwide by millions of viewers. He has been professionally recognized by the Victims and Citizens Against Crime, Inc. with the Outstanding Prosecutor Award; the New Orleans Metropolitan Crime Commission with the Excellence in Law Enforcement Award; and the Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation Award. Taylor is excited to be a part of Team Layrisson and use his personal and professional experience to be a voice and fight for injured clients. He is the proud father of his two boys and a member of Holy Ghost Catholic Church.

Parker has always been about his family and our community. From his father who served as Sheriff of Tangipahoa Parish for 24 years, to his mother who inspired him to focus his law practice on helping injured car accident victims who suffered like her, to his social worker wife and two kids, who keep him grounded in church and school, Parker’s Ponchatoula roots run deep. The first thing that stands out when you meet Parker is how welcome he can make you feel, in an instant. It doesn’t matter that he was once ranked at the top of his law school class at LSU or that he has helped over 2,000 clients and recovered over ninety million dollars for injured people since he started in 2002. The fact that Parker literally “wrote the book” on car accident law doesn’t define him either. The reason clients love Parker is that he will always remember your name, listen to you carefully, and answer your questions honestly. Parker sends birthday cards, handwritten notes, and other thoughtful gifts to clients because he believes in the power of personal relationships. But, he wasn’t always a success. In the beginning, Parker, struggled to make ends meet. Hanging a shingle as a lawyer in small town Louisiana is not all that it’s cracked up to be. But, eventually, Parker rose to the occasion and blossomed. He started working in a small office that he could hardly afford, barely making ends meet. He took whatever cases came in through his door, but he didn’t mind, because he was doing what he did best and helping people in our community navigate the complex legal system. Parker made it real simple for them and got tremendous results. He slowly built up a successful practice that focused on defending corporate, insurance, and DWI clients. He published a groundbreaking book and handled cases all across Louisiana. He was making good money, but he wasn’t fully satisfied. When a careless truck driver rear-ended his mom, everything changed, including who he wanted to serve. You can read all about it here. No matter how much money they offer, Parker decided he would not represent another insurance company, big business, or drunk driver. Instead, he now focuses on helping everyday people injured in car, truck, and motorcycle crashes. Those life-defining moments are true gifts from God. He chose to listen to that voice and follow a path that, while not always easy, emblazoned a trail that positively contributes to our Ponchatoula / Hammond community. While not working at his law firm, Parker enjoys traveling and spending quality time with his parents, wife and two young children at their family farm near Loranger.

As a dedicated personal injury attorney, Stephanie advocates for our injured clients with both skill and compassion. She is committed to guiding each client through the legal process, offering clear communication and steady support every step of the way. Stephanie’s journey with our firm began over a decade ago when she served as an intern while a student at Ponchatoula High School. Since then, she has grown into a trusted and knowledgeable attorney. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Southeastern Louisiana University and went on to earn her Juris Doctor from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. Beyond her legal work, Stephanie is an active member of the Ponchatoula Kiwanis Club, where she currently serves as Treasurer, demonstrating her commitment to community service. When she’s not in the office, Stephanie enjoys reading and spending quality time with her husband, Justin, and their two beloved dogs, Buster and Sassy.

Attorney Meghan Notariano Liddell, a Hammond native, is not only a longtime member of our team, she is a former personal injury client. Like Parker, Meghan’s #1 focus is helping people injured in wrecks recover the compensation they deserve. Her experience as a prior personal injury client helps Meghan relate to our clients and guide them through this process. Meghan is a licensed attorney in Louisiana with a Juris Doctor from Southern University Law Center, where she was named to the Chancellor’s List. Meghan also holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Southeastern Louisiana University. Meghan was previously featured as a Future 40 under Forty Leaders by The Daily Star in 2018. In 2022, Meghan was named as a member of the Multi Million dollar advocate forum for being central in obtaining compensation for a single injured client of Two Million Dollars or more. She has honed her skills as one of our firm’s big truck lawyers by obtaining national training through the American Association for Justice. Due to her success for our clients over the years, Meghan has been selected to Super Lawyers as a Rising Star, for the last three consecutive years. Only 2.5% of attorneys in Louisiana receive this distinction. Following in Parker’s footsteps, Meghan was appointed as legal counsel for Consolidated Gravity Drainage District #1 of Tangipahoa Parish in 2021. Meghan also maintains active membership in several professional organizations, including the Louisiana State Bar Association, Louisiana Association for Justice, American Association for Justice, 21st JDC Bar Association, and Florida Parishes Inns of Court where she previously served as Social Chair in 2018. Meghan’s favorite thing to do in her free time is spend time with her husband Eric and their son, Beau. Meghan has a passion for travelling to new places but on most days you can find her relaxing with family, friends, or with a good book, in her favorite place, her home.

David is a resident of St. Tammany Parish and joined Parker’s team in 2023 with approximately 25 years of experience advocating for his clients’ rights. David began his career as a Case Manager and Rehabilitation Counselor in a local hospital’s rehabilitation unit where he fought against health insurance companies to obtain the necessary services for people who were injured or suffered from a variety of disabilities. After several years in the medical field, David chose to go to law school at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law so that he could learn to use the law to support his advocacy. Upon graduation, David accepted a position with a regional defense firm where he developed his legal skills for nearly 20 years representing individuals, businesses, and insurance companies in lawsuits involving trucking/auto accidents, property damage, and insurance coverage disputes. In 2023, David joined Parker Layrisson Injury Attorneys and returned to his roots by representing injured people and ensuring that they get the treatment they need and the compensation they deserve. David lives with his wife, Amy, their two children, Sadie and John, and their dog, Hamilton. David also enjoys volunteering for a variety of non-profit organizations, playing golf, and playing darts.