Todd practices general business, nonprofit, and employment law. In addition to law, he is a tech entrepreneur focusing on developing apps for children and adults with ADHD.
He spent his first eight years as a lawyer litigating complex commercial, employment, and civil rights lawsuits. He transitioned in-house for the next ten years as general counsel at Meharry Medical College and then Soles4Souls. In 2013, he started his own practice, which today exists as T McKee Law.
He is a frequent speaker and lecturer, including serving as adjunct professor at Lipscomb University and as a guest lecturer at Vanderbilt School of Law and the University of Tennessee School of Law on topics of nonprofit law and corporate governance. In his spare time he plays and builds guitars, and can fake it on drums, mandolin, and banjo.
Samford University, Juris Doctor, 1996.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, BA Political Science, 1990.
Maya practices nonprofit and general business law. She began her legal career as a litigator, primarily defending clients in commercial litigation and white collar criminal defense matters.
She spent three years in-house with Hospital Corporation of America before joining Rocketship Education, a nonprofit network of nineteen charter schools, as Assistant General Counsel. She rose to General Counsel at Rocketship in 2016 and served in that capacity for more than six years.
Her broad and diverse background is a tremendous resource for T McKee Law clients, offering the perspectives of a seasoned litigator, business executive, and nonprofit leader. For fun she enjoys spending time with her husband, two children and their two dogs, exercising, and investing in new technologies.
Boston University School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2005.
Wellesley College, BA Psychology/Economics minor, magna cum laude, 2000.
