Taylor G. Ostrowski

Taylor Ostrowski joined Montgomery | Amatuzio in 2022. Before attending law school at the University of Oklahoma, she worked as a contract analyst for a commercial real estate brokerage firm in Dallas, Texas. After law school, Taylor began her practice in construction litigation, handling both pre-construction and post-construction matters. She now assists clients in the planning and preparation of construction projects, including contract review, permit acquisition, and risk mitigation. On the litigation side, she represents clients in contractual disputes and construction defect claims, providing strategic counsel to protect their interests.

Taylor is a skilled and dedicated litigator with a strong focus on construction and construction defect defense. She also handles matters involving insurance coverage, bad faith, products liability, premises liability, and personal injury. With extensive experience managing complex cases at both the trial and appellate levels, Taylor has built a reputation for delivering effective and strategic solutions to clients in the construction industry and beyond.

Throughout her career, Taylor has successfully represented clients in high-stakes legal matters. She is not only a skilled courtroom advocate but also has a proven track record of resolving cases through mediation and pre-suit settlements, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of alternative dispute resolution strategies.

Taylor was named a Rising Star on the 2025 Colorado Super Lawyers list. Whether guiding clients through the nuances of construction law or advocating for them in court, she brings a detail-oriented approach and a results-driven mindset to every case. Her dedication to providing personalized and efficient legal counsel has made her a trusted advocate for clients navigating the complexities of litigation.

Outside of work, Taylor enjoys gardening, growing peppers, tomatoes, pumpkins, and grapes, which she uses to make delicious jams and jellies. On sunny days, she can be found outdoors hiking, biking, and training for her next half-marathon.

• Appellate

• Bad Faith

• Commercial

• Construction

• Contracts

• Insurance Coverage

• Insurance Defense

• Mechanic’s Liens

• Personal Injury

• Premises Liability

• Products Liability

• Trade Dress

• Trucking

• State of Colorado

• State of Wyoming

• United States District Court, District of Colorado

• United States District Court, District of Wyoming

University of Oklahoma College of Law, Norman, Oklahoma, J.D., 2021

University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, Bachelor of Journalism, 2016

• Colorado Defense Lawyers Association