William H. Patrick IV
Associate
About
William H. Patrick IV is an Associate at Taylor Porter practicing in multiple areas including commercial litigation, banking, taxation, bankruptcy, estate planning, and property disputes.
Will represents both commercial banks and private lenders in loan workout and litigation. His commercial litigation experience has also involved representing closely held corporations and limited liability companies in connection with general business disputes.
Will has represented individuals and closely held businesses in federal, state and local tax disputes relating to income, sales, and property tax. He also has litigation experience in property law, including the enforcement of property restrictions, and zoning and planning contests.
He earned his J.D., cum laude, in 2019 from Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where he received the CALI awards in estate planning and federal income taxation. Will served as a senior editor of the board of the LSU Journal of Energy Law & Resources, and he was a junior graduate editor of the Journal of Civil Law Studies. Additionally, Will was a research assistant to Professor Olivier Moreteau while in law school.
A Baton Rouge native, Will is a 2012 graduate of Episcopal High School. He obtained his B.A. in History with a minor in Business Administration from LSU in 2016. In college, Will was the fundraising director for Dance Marathon at LSU, which raised money for Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital.
About
William H. Patrick IV is an Associate at Taylor Porter practicing in multiple areas including commercial litigation, banking, taxation, bankruptcy, estate planning, and property disputes.
Will represents both commercial banks and private lenders in loan workout and litigation. His commercial litigation experience has also involved representing closely held corporations and limited liability companies in connection with general business disputes.
Will has represented individuals and closely held businesses in federal, state and local tax disputes relating to income, sales, and property tax. He also has litigation experience in property law, including the enforcement of property restrictions, and zoning and planning contests.
He earned his J.D., cum laude, in 2019 from Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where he received the CALI awards in estate planning and federal income taxation. Will served as a senior editor of the board of the LSU Journal of Energy Law & Resources, and he was a junior graduate editor of the Journal of Civil Law Studies. Additionally, Will was a research assistant to Professor Olivier Moreteau while in law school.
A Baton Rouge native, Will is a 2012 graduate of Episcopal High School. He obtained his B.A. in History with a minor in Business Administration from LSU in 2016. In college, Will was the fundraising director for Dance Marathon at LSU, which raised money for Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital.
Practice Areas
Practice Areas
Education
- Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University, J.D., 2019
- Louisiana State University, B.A., History, 2016
Education
- Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University, J.D., 2019
- Louisiana State University, B.A., History, 2016
Bar Admissions
- All Federal and State Courts in Louisiana
Bar Admissions
- All Federal and State Courts in Louisiana
Professional Memberships & Associations
- Baton Rouge Bar Association
- Louisiana State Bar Association
Professional Memberships & Associations
- Baton Rouge Bar Association
- Louisiana State Bar Association
Presentations & Seminars
- “Planning for Incapacity,” Baton Rouge Estate and Business Planning Council
Presentations & Seminars
- “Planning for Incapacity,” Baton Rouge Estate and Business Planning Council
Articles & Publications
- “IRS and Louisiana Department of Revenue Announce Extension to August 16, 2021, to File and Pay 2020 Tax Returns for Individuals and Businesses in Certain Parishes,” The Taylor RePorter Legal Blog, June 14, 2021
- “Louisiana Legislature Ratifies and Amends Governor’s Orders Suspending Prescription and Other Legal Deadlines,” The Taylor RePorter Legal Blog, August 13, 2020
Articles & Publications
- “IRS and Louisiana Department of Revenue Announce Extension to August 16, 2021, to File and Pay 2020 Tax Returns for Individuals and Businesses in Certain Parishes,” The Taylor RePorter Legal Blog, June 14, 2021
- “Louisiana Legislature Ratifies and Amends Governor’s Orders Suspending Prescription and Other Legal Deadlines,” The Taylor RePorter Legal Blog, August 13, 2020