Wyatt Tarrant & Combs LLP

Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs is one of the South Central U.S. region's largest law firms and traces its roots back more than 200 years. The Firm maintains an active national practice with five offices throughout Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana. Organized into nine service teams and industry-focused practice groups, our structure enables efficient and effective delivery of legal services.

Fostered years ago, under the leadership of our named partners Wilson Wyatt, John Tarrant and Bert Combs, our client relationships have been our singular focus, and it's through our clients' success that we define ours. Wyatt is truly "One Firm Dedicated to Client Service." We believe that the practice of law requires:

Sound Advice
Prompt Service
Vigorous Advocacy
Thoughtful Counseling
Attention to Detail

Wyatt's clients include fast growing start-ups, second and third generation family businesses and some of the country's largest corporations. This wide variety of clients gives breadth and depth to our team of lawyers and offers our clients unique perspectives on their legal matters. We also know that the best legal advice starts with an understanding of your goals. At Wyatt, we take the time to get to know you.

Wyatt's history as a Louisville business law firm is a storied one. Tarrant, Combs & Bullitt began its history in 1812 with the founding of the Bullitt Firm. One of his grandchildren, William Marshall Bullitt, the former solicitor general of the United States, practiced with our Firm from 1895-1957. The presiding partners in the Firm at the time of its merger with the Wyatt firm were John E. Tarrant and former Governor Bert T. Combs. Governor Combs was also a former United States circuit judge, and justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court. Wyatt, Grafton & Sloss was founded in 1947 as Wyatt & Grafton. The presiding partners in the Firm were Arthur W. Grafton, Sr. and Wilson W. Wyatt, a former mayor of Louisville who served in President Truman's cabinet, as presidential emissary under President Kennedy, and as lieutenant governor of Kentucky.

Practice Areas	No. of Attorneys
Corporate	5
Health Care	1
IP	2
Litigation	11
Real Estate	4
Tax	1
Trusts and Estates	2