Kylie Armo, Research Professional

Kylie joined Taylor Research Group (TRG) in October 2017 as a Junior Research Associate and now serves as a Research Associate. A vital part of our team, Kylie manages a variety of projects, including research in support of environmental, toxic tort, and product liability. She is also actively involved with TRG’s social media, newsletter, and blogging activities. Prior to joining TRG, Kylie worked as an Environmental Scientist at CarriageHouse Consulting, Inc, which has been beneficial for her work on projects involving historical environmental issues.

Education

  • Colgate University, BA in Environmental Geography

Professional Research Experience

  • Analyzed records to determine if a corporate entity historically directed and controlled activities on a now-contaminated site, presented findings to clients via oral and written reports, including a comprehensive chronology (Client: Law Firm)

  • Investigated WWII-era sources of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) contamination at a Superfund site (Client: Law Firm)

  • Performed legislative research to ascertain the meaning and intent of laws related to the transfer of property within a U.S. territory (Client: Government Entity)

  • Investigated a chemical company to determine if their products historically contained the hazardous substances present in local groundwater (Client: Law Firm)

  • Potentially responsible parties (PRP) research concerning a contaminated industrial property where operations date back to the late 1800s (Client: Law Firm)

  • Research to document historical operations and contamination at a former smelting and chemical plant (Client: Law Firm)

  • Research to document the history of contamination at military facilities (Client: Government Entity)

  • Collection of documentation from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) to determine the presence of asbestos-containing machinery and equipment aboard U.S. Navy vessels (Client: Law Firm)