Erin Izzo is a Partner at Landrum & Shouse in Lexington, where she serves as an Arbitrator and Mediator. She has arbitrated and mediated cases coming from more than fifty counties across Kentucky, including state and federal cases. Izzo also served as an Assistant Fayette County Attorney in the child support enforcement division before being recruited into private practice.

Izzo joined Landrum & Shouse in its Lexington office in 2011, where she continues to represent both plaintiffs and defendants in matters including civil rights, labor & employment law, workers’ compensation, and personal injury, among other areas, at both the trial and appellate levels. In 2014, she responded to the call from the Fayette District Court Judges, seeking help from the local bar to voluntarily mediate cases on their Small Claims docket, which she has continued to do every month since then.

As an Arbitrator, Izzo continues to serve parties by hearing and deciding case disputes often involving nursing home/medical negligence, breaches of statutory and regulatory duties and standards of care, elder abuse and neglect/exploitation, criminal abuse, endangering the welfare of an incompetent person, and wrongful death.

Izzo continues to be actively involved in many community organizations, such as the Kentucky High School Mock Trial Association, which she has served for 18 years as a judge, including this past year as a board member, and Greenhouse 17, a local domestic violence shelter. She resides in Frankfort with her husband, Mark, and son, Nicholas.