Rachelle Bordabehere is an associate attorney at Taylor Twining whose practice focuses on civil litigation. She brings a strong background in legal research, writing, and litigation, with experience in complex civil matters, appellate advocacy, and judicial proceedings. Her work has included drafting dispositive motions, appellate briefs, and other substantive pleadings, as well as assisting with discovery, trial preparation, and legal analysis.

Before joining Taylor Twining, Rachelle gained valuable experience in both private practice and working with the judiciary. At the Texas First Court of Appeals, she had the privilege of working for Justice Sarah Landau where she researched complex legal issues, reviewed appellate records, and assisted in drafting a judicial opinion. She also gained federal experience at the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas while working with Federal Judge Jason Pulliam, where she prepared legal memoranda analyzing recent United States Supreme Court decisions and their implications on federal litigation. These experiences strengthened her analytical skills and developed her appreciation for precise, persuasive legal advocacy.

Rachelle earned her Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, from Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University. During law school, she served as Executive Editor of the Thurgood Marshall Law Review, where she oversaw editing and citation review. She also served as a research and teaching assistant, further developing her legal research, writing, and analytical abilities.

Rachelle approaches each matter with careful preparation, attention to detail, and a commitment to effective advocacy. She values clear communication and thoughtful legal analysis in developing practical strategies that advance her clients’ interests.

She is licensed to practice law in the State of Texas.