Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP

LaToi D. Mayo is a member of the Firm's Labor & Employment Service Team. She concentrates her practice in the areas of labor and employment, and immigration law.

Representative Matters

Ms. Mayo routinely counsels employers on employment issues and immigration. Ms. Mayo has successfully represented employers in state and federal court and in proceedings before the Kentucky Unemployment Commission, the State and Federal Department of Labor, the Workers Compensation Board, the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Honors

2005 Lexington Young Professional Association Rising Star Award
2005 Pro Bono Program, Inc. Distinguished Volunteer Award
2006 Fayette County Bar Association Outstanding Young Lawyer Award
2008 Kentucky Bar Association Outstanding Young Lawyer

Education

2001 - J.D., University of Kentucky; member of the University of Kentucky Trial Team, which won the regional championship for the first time in school history and on the staff of the Journal of Natural Resources and Environmental Law.

1998 - B.A. (Political Science), cum laude, University of Kentucky

Seminars

Ms. Mayo speaks on employment and immigration issues at KBA meetings, CLE seminars as well as training seminars for managers, supervisors and the work force.

Publications

Waste Management 2003 Annual Report

Professional Activities and Memberships

Fayette County and Kentucky Bar Associations
NBA John Lowe Chapter
Co-Chair of CLE Committee for 2008 KBA Convention
Former Legal Writing Instructor at UK College of Law
KLEO Mentor

Admissions

United States District Courts, Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky
United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

Civic Involvement

Member, Lexington Urban League Young Professionals Board
Member, Legal Aid of Bluegrass Board
Fayette County Bar Association Pro Bono Volunteer Program
LARK Program Volunteer Tutor
UK College of Law Volunteer

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