Pamela Taylor is  a lawyer. She obtained a Master of Laws Degree in Alternative Dispute Resolution from Osgoode Hall Law School.

She has been an instructor at Osgoode Hall Law School's Professional Development Programs, including the Intensive Mediation Workshop, Advanced Mediation Workshop, Mediation in the Insurance Industry and Mediation in the Employment Industry. She has been an instructor in ADR for the undergraduate program at Osgoode Hall Law School ("Lawyer as Negotiator") as well as for the Bar Admission Course. She has trained numerous corporations in negotiation and mediation including Bell Canada, Quebecor, Boehringer Ingelheim, FISCO, the Federal Government, St. Michael's Hospital, CLHIA, Great West Life, the former Canada Life, Maritime Life, St. Paul's Insurance and Progressive Casualty; and has provided workplace conflict management services to major institutions across Canada.

Pamela Taylor has been a speaker at the Advocates Society, the Canadian Institute, Insight and EAPAT.

Barbara, a former school teacher and principal, has more than fifteen years litigation experience. She has appeared before all levels of courts in Ontario and has acted as counsel in hundreds of mediations in civil cases and in human rights proceedings in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec.

Barbara has been a frequent speaker and conference chair at the Canadian Institute and the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association.

In addition to mediating Personal Injury, Disability and Life insurance, Employment and Commercial disputes, Barbara acts as a consultant to Osgoode Hall Law School's Professional Development Programme in the areas of Mediation and Negotiation.

Barbara serves on the Executive of the Alternative Dispute Resolution section of the Ontario Bar Association and is a member of the Board of Directors of Saint Joseph's Health Centre.