Taville represents major state agencies, municipalities, Industrial Development Agencies, local development corporations, school districts and other public entities.
Before law school, Taville worked as a second-grade teacher at Hartford Public Schools, where she developed a passion for community service and focused on creating supportive environments and facilities for students with disabilities.
During law school, she continued to serve the community by working at Syracuse University College of Law’s Disability Rights Clinic, helping to represent clients in local, state, and federal courts on cases of disability discrimination, accessibility issues and employment discrimination.
Taville further honed her legal skills by working as a research assistant, assisting Professor Robin Malloy in the editing of the latest volume of his Real Estate Transactions textbook. She also interned at the United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York, where she researched criminal and civil cases for trial preparation. Furthermore, she worked at the Onondaga County District Attorney’s Office, preparing court files, briefs, and discovery requests.