Lindsay M. Mayes is a litigation associate who represents individuals and both privately held and public companies in a wide range of civil litigation matters.

Lindsay attended the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where she served as a Note and Comment Editor on the Oklahoma Law Review and published an article examining the intersection of artificial intelligence and Article 9 search logic. She earned numerous academic distinctions, including three writing awards, membership in the Order of the Scribes, and three American Jurisprudence awards. She also received the OU Law Comfort Scholarship.

Prior to law school, Lindsay earned her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Creative Media Production from the University of Oklahoma and spent four years with the Oklahoma Film and Music Office. She previously participated in the Phillips Murrah Summer Law Clerk Program in 2025.

Lindsay is based in Oklahoma City and enjoys camping and exploring national parks with her husband. When she is not on the road, she can usually be found reading with a good cup of tea, accompanied by her two dogs, Thelma and Louise.

• University of Oklahoma College of Law (J.D., 2026)
• University of Oklahoma (M.A., Creative Media Production, 2020)
• University of Oklahoma (B.A., Creative Media Production, 2019)

• Oklahoma

• OU Law Comfort Scholar
• Frank C. Love Memorial Award for Writing
• Captain Brian Wheeler Write-on Award
• Gene H. and Jo Ann Sharp Law Review Award for Outstanding Comment
• Order of the Scribes
• American Jurisprudence Award: Bankruptcy
• American Jurisprudence Award: Criminal Procedure: Investigation
• American Jurisprudence Award: MPT & Practical Lawyering