Travis Mayor

Travis Mayor is a highly respected food poisoning and personal injury lawyer with more than a decade of experience advocating for injured clients. Known for securing favorable outcomes through both litigation and settlement, he is recognized for his relentless pursuit of justice and dedication to each individual he represents.

Travis began his academic journey with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Oregon State University. He then earned his Juris Doctor summa cum laude in 2005 from the University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law. He was Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review and won his first jury trial while still a student.

Travis launched his legal career at Hoffman, Hart & Wagner, representing clients in state and federal courts. He developed deep knowledge of personal injury defense strategies, giving him a unique edge. Later, he shifted to plaintiff advocacy, using his insider insight to stand up for victims facing large insurance companies.

Travis focuses his practice on serious injury claims, including motor vehicle accidents, wrongful death, defective products, dog bites, and drunk driving cases. His experience spans hundreds of complex claims and trial verdicts. In 2015, he was honored as a Rising Star by Oregon Super Lawyers and maintains perfect AVVO ratings.

Travis Mayor believes in strong representation built on trust and results. He is committed to helping every client feel secure and confident throughout the legal process. With a deep understanding of the law and unwavering dedication, he continues to deliver justice and recovery for individuals harmed by negligence.

Law Office Affiliations

• Founding Attorney, Mayor Law, LLC
• Member, Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
• Member, Multnomah Bar Association
• Member, Gus J. Solomon Inn of Court
• Member, Oregon State Bar Association

Licensed State

• Oregon

Education

• UDC David A. Clarke School of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• Oregon State University
  Bachelor of Science (BS)

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