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At just 29 years old, Taylor Rouse achieved a remarkable milestone by arguing before the Supreme Court of the United States—an honor that only a select few attorneys experience in their careers. In the landmark case Thacker v. Tennessee Valley Authority, the Court unanimously ruled in Taylor’s favor with a 9-0 decision. This victory not only granted his client the opportunity to pursue compensation for personal injuries but also redefined the tort liability of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), a federally chartered corporation supplying electricity to millions of Americans. The ruling has far-reaching implications, safeguarding the lives and safety of citizens across the seven states where the TVA operates and reshaping the legal landscape for governmental entities engaged in commercial activities.. This case exemplifies Taylor’s dedication, perseverance, and unwavering belief that victims of personal injury and families affected by wrongful death deserve their day in court—even against the most formidable and resourceful opponents. Taylor’s creativity and tenacity ensure that ordinary people have a powerful advocate for their rights.. A Huntsville native, Taylor returned to his hometown after earning his degree from The University of Alabama School of Law. Since then, he has been steadfast in his commitment to serving the people of North Alabama. Taylor has successfully handled a wide range of cases, including car accidents, 18-wheeler collisions, premises liability claims, property damage disputes, insurance litigation, defective product cases, commercial litigation, contract breaches, and workplace injuries.. Contact Taylor today to schedule a consultation and receive experienced legal guidance.

The Law Office of Gregory Wilder, PLLC serves all of Hawaii, Utah and Texas. Personal injury is our primary area of practice. If you have been injured, we offer free initial consultations, and we only charge you a fee if we win your case.

I am a sixth-generation native of Northwest Arkansas and member of the last unified class of Rogers High School. Seth completed his undergraduate degree at Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Indiana, where he was a Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete and Crossroads League All-Conference performer for the Wildcats baseball team. After retiring his batting gloves, he decided the best avenue for his passion for competition was to become a trial lawyer.. While a student at the University of Arkansas School of Law, Seth prosecuted cases as a Rule XV Student Practitioner for the Benton County Prosecutor’s Office and served as Note & Comment Editor for the Journal of Food Law & Policy. He also clerked for the Civil Department of the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office and for Benton County Circuit Court Judge Brad Karren.. Upon graduation, Seth began his career working for large insurance companies in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. During that time, he represented defendants in civil jury trials across the state—obtaining favorable verdicts for his clients in each case.. After having worked first-hand with those insurance companies, Seth decided that he had a duty and obligation to help injured people that were struggling to get fair treatment from insurance companies.. "Do all the good you can. By all the means you can. In all the ways you can. In all the places you can. At all the times you can. To all the people you can. As long as you ever can.". -John Wesley

Seth Hyder is a nataive of Kingsport, Tennessee.  He obtained his undergraduate degree at Emory and Henry College in 2008, and went on to graduate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law in 2011.