Whitney Traylor, J. D.

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Whitney Traylor is a professor, attorney, author and single father of an eleven year old daughter, Kameelah. He is a Professor in the Management Department at Metropolitan State College teaching employment and business law. He is also the Senior Attorney at his law firm, the Traylor Law Group, LLC. The Traylor Law Group specializes in employment discrimination. Whitney has enjoyed a great deal of success as a litigator having never lost a trial in Federal or District Court. Whitney has also written a book entitled DAD Under Construction, and is currently working on his second book, In Search of Spirit. Whitney is a graduate of Morehouse College, Cum Laude, and Emory University School of Law.

In addition to his law practice and teaching, Whitney is frequently sought out to deliver speeches on various topics including youth violence, fatherhood and parenting, law, race, and motivation. He has given hundreds of speeches to audiences of less than ten to over two-thousand.

To learn more about Whitney or to order a copy of his book, please visit his website at www.whitneyspeaks.com.

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