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Zach grew up in Tulsa. He attended Cascia Hall and graduated in 2006. Zach attended the United States Military Academy at West Point and graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science in Economics. Zach subsequently commissioned as a United States Army Officer. As an active duty officer, Zach led and managed upwards of two hundred soldiers at a time. Zach was consistently rated as a top officer within his units with his last evaluation stating that Zach was a “top 10% officer with unlimited potential.”. Upon leaving the force, Zach returned to Tulsa to work with his father in his practice of law. Zach attended the University of Tulsa School of Law. While there, Zach was a member of the Tulsa Law Review writing on the First Amendment, Social Media, and freedom of speech. Zach graduated TU with honors. Within the legal profession, Zach is principally interested in trial work, criminal and civil, and complex litigation.. Personally, Zach likes to travel and is interested in comparative cultures (but he still thinks America is the best ;)). Zach has competed as both an amateur and professional in Mixed Martial Arts, and he currently holds a Brown Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He is an avid Bow Hunter and strives for ethical food sources in all aspects of his diet. Zach also loves animals, especially his rescued American Pit Bull Terrier, Stanley.

Zac founded LINDSEYfirm in 2012 to serve Tulsa’s technology startup scene. As an entrepreneur Zac believes that business is essential for individuals to improve the quality of life of their families and their communities. He enjoys teaming with business owners throughout their companies’ lifecycles from formation, through growth, and successful exits.. What signifies LINDSEYfirm are the values we share with our clients: hard work, the pursuit of excellence, mutual respect, and service. Whether through our legal work, civic engagement, or leadership roles in our church, we are always seeking to strengthen our communities.

You need to be able to communicate with your attorney, and know that they understand what you are going through. As a former Licensed Professional Counselor (L.P.C.) with over a decade of experience in helping children, adults, and families through difficult times, I have empathy for your exoeriences and a set of skills that are unique to the field of law. My clients dont fear calling me, nor do they walk away feeling misunderstood. I take several steps to make sure that my clients are educated about the legal processes they are going to experience. I believe that if my clients are informed and understand their case, they can improve their well-being and confidence, resulting in a decrease in stress and anxiety, throughout their legal actions.. My practice is focused on family law. I represent people in divorces, child support, alimony, custody disputes, modifications, relocations, adoptions, estate planning, and guardianships, as well as providing services as a G.A.L. and Parent Coordinator. I also help clients who have been injured by another person's negligence, such as in car wrecks.

With two consecutive years named to Rising Stars, Attorney Daniel Aizenman has earned a reputation as the Tulsa personal injury lawyer his clients can trust. He has secured settlement awards totaling millions of dollars, and has the in-depth knowledge and insights to help clients obtain the best possible outcome for their situations. If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence or irresponsibility, don’t try to fight the insurance companies on your own. Call Aizenman Law Group today to schedule your free consultation and get started building a compelling case strategy to get the coverage you need.

With more than three decades of legal experience, Phillip Hawkins has become a respected figure in Oklahoma personal injury law. He began his career defending insurance companies, where he gained critical insight into their tactics and decision-making processes. Now, Phillip uses these unique skills to fight for injured clients, providing them with a strategic advantage in their pursuit of justice. His dedication to fairness, integrity, and client advocacy has earned him a reputation as a trusted leader in the field. Phillip’s deep understanding of both sides of personal injury law allows him to deliver exceptional representation, helping clients secure the outcomes they need to move forward with confidence.

Wilson White is a native Tulsan who has practiced law in Oklahoma for nearly 30 years. He is an experienced trial lawyer in all types of personal injury and workers’ compensation matters. In his first 13 years of practice, he defended corporations and large insurance companies. In the last 15 years, he has represented injured people, which has provided him tremendous satisfaction and peace of mind.. Wilson is admitted to practice in all Oklahoma state courts and the three federal Oklahoma District Courts. Wilson has also prosecuted multiple cases and completed oral arguments in the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. In his free time, Wilson enjoys the outdoors and especially spending time at the lake. He is the proud father to his favorite son and his favorite daughter.

William “Chad” McLain is a leader in the field of personal injury law. Chad handles injury and death claims arising from serious automobile, trucking collisions and life-altering accidents. He has recovered millions of dollars in settlements, awards and verdicts for his clients.. As a former insurance claims specialist, he has a keen understanding of the ins and outs of the claims and litigation side of the insurance industry. Chad is passionate about pursuing justice for his clients injured through the negligence of others. He focuses his practice in personal injury, wrongful death, medical negligence, business contract litigation, and insurance bad faith.. Chad is active in the community through various professional and university-affiliated organizations. Chad is currently an officer on the Board of Directors for the Oklahoma Association for Justice. He also currently serves as a board member of Tulsa Lawyers for Children, a non-profit organization providing legal services to deprived children through the Tulsa County Juvenile Court System.. He is on the Board of the Tulsa County Bar Foundation, and currently serves as the Chairperson of the Capital Campaign to revitalize the Tulsa County Bar Center. Chad has held leadership positions within the Tulsa County Bar Association and Tulsa County Bar Foundation for many years, including Chair of the Law Week, Community Outreach and Bench & Bar Committees, and Chair of the TCBA’s Pro Bono Celebration.. Chad also currently serves as the President of the Board of Governors for the Summit Club. Additionally, Chad served on the University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane Club Board of Directors for many years in various leadership positions.. The attorneys of Graves McLain law firm volunteer their time to various community and charitable organizations like “Lawyers Against Hunger” and “Tulsa Lawyers for Children”. TLC handles deprived children cases at the juvenile bureau where the Public Defender’s office has a conflict. They represent minors who are adjudicated, deprived, and are in the custody of the Department of Human Services.. In 2016, the firm started a backpack drive to benefit school children in underprivileged areas of the Tulsa Public School system and were able to donate over 300 backpacks to the students at Jackson Elementary.. The attorneys of Graves McLain law firm volunteer their time to various community and charitable organizations like “Lawyers Against Hunger” and “Tulsa Lawyers for Children”. TLC handles deprived children cases at the juvenile bureau where the Public Defender’s office has a conflict. They represent minors who are adjudicated, deprived, and are in the custody of the Department of Human Services.

When I was still a child and too young to understand why, my grandfather, barely a senior citizen, died of complications resulting from conditions and injuries suffered while he worked in the coal mines of West Virginia almost 100 years ago.  When my grandfather came to America alone as a teenager to find what he imagined was a better life, he didn’t speak the language.  Consequently, overworked and forgotten, he was subjected to the dangerously unsafe and unthinkable working conditions. But when he died years later, I was too young to understand why there was not a claim to make my grandmother and family whole again. Consequently, she suffered again – this time financially, because her relatively young husband was taken far too soon.  Consequently, she lived a long life, but very poor.. A few years after the death of my paternal grandfather above, my maternal grandfather died of heart and lung disease – the direct result of being a lifelong smoker.  In the days before “Big Tobacco” litigation, no claim make made for him either, and my family suffered again.  These two great injustices in my formative years were the motivating force for me to become a champion of victim’s right.  I knew even as a child that I would one day become a personal injury attorney.  It was, at the time, the thing which gave my life a purpose and direction.. Working hard to achieve this goal, I received a business economics degree and later graduated Florida State Law School in 1992 from the Florida State University Law School, where I served on the Law Review (which is a special privilege for high-achieving students). I won numerous accolades while earning the degree of Doctorate of Jurisprudence (J.D.).   After law school, the only firms which were hiring (or paid well enough to pay the rent) were large law firms defending the insurance companies or other “big business” interests responsible for injury to other.  I later found out why – insurance companies can afford to hire the best attorneys straight out of law school.. But working for the “defense” was never a fit for me -- emotionally or morally.  I felt like a square peg trying to fit into a round hole.  I truly believed that the law should work FOR THE PEOPLE and not for big defense interests like insurance companies. A few years later, I broke away from doing defense work for ANY insurance or defense interest.  Finally, I founded the injury-specializing Romano Law Firm represent only victims – and never insurance companies or big business defense.  We represent only plaintiffs.  We at the Romano Law Firm represent ONLY individuals.  Only you -- so we avoid any possible conflicts of interest.. I became fulfilled when I came to the plaintiff side to champion the rights of victims.  However, working for the “enemy” very early in my career made me especially aware of how well-armed, well-prepared and well-financed they are, and just how effective the defense and insurance companies can be at subduing or minimizing legitimate claims – even very serious claim or lawsuits which included broken bones, head injury, loss of use, and every kind of injury or death case.. We sometimes think of insurance companies and their representatives as “friends” (at least when we deal with our own). But we should never be blind to the fact that the moment you become involved in an accident, their financial interests became adverse to yours.  Insurance companies do not become multi-billion dollar entities through their generosity.  One thing that insurance companies would like you NOT to know is that claims and lawsuits where the injured party is represented by a personal injury attorney result in a higher result than unrepresented injured people or accident victims.  This is not speculation, but rather A FACT based on the insurance companies’ own statistic (See also our May 21 blog about the injury insurance industry).. A few years ago, Jesus Christ became a very big part of my life – and so a big part of my law firm.  I became a better injury attorney in Oklahoma.  Born in a place very much like Tulsa, I see myself and the roots of my family when I walk around Tulsa.  This keeps me in touch with my core values—first as a child, now as a proud resident of Oklahoma.  I am an advocate for injury victims in Tulsa and throughout Oklahoma, as well as other jurisdictions in these United States.  I believe in fair compensation for my clients  –  for both economic damages and personal injuries they may have suffered, whether very serious, involving paralysis, dismemberment, or death.  Even though an injury may initially seem to be non-incapacitating, involving “whiplash” or minor property damage, after an accident involving injury, people often need help picking up the pieces of their work, life and family.  Often there is a legal remedy which can be achieved without litigation.. If you or someone you know is injured through the fault of another, do not delay to call The Romano Law Firm.  Because of the many traps for the unwary victim or auto or motorcycle negligence a delay could make you a victim of your injury a second time.  Failure to find an experienced injury trial attorney could jeopardize your claim.   Sometimes the simplest solution is also the best one: to use a Counselor who knows the Way.  That is why we are here.  We want to step into the gap for you and help you find your Way!

When I was seven, my family's home was destroyed by a tornado at 2:22AM on 2/22/1975.  The insurer refused to pay for our home so we lived in a barn for an extended period. Ever since then I have always had a burning desire to hold insurance companies accountable. So when I decided to start a new lawfirm with my kids, 222 Injury Lawyers seemed like a natural choice for the name.  Let us know if we can help you.

When facing a divorce or family law matter, you may be worried about the future. Not knowing what comes next in your life can be a scary situation. Mackenzie Jacobson is an Associate Attorney for Stange Law Firm and can handle your matter from our firm’s Tulsa, Oklahoma office. She is here to help guide you through every step of your case.. Ms. Jacobson earned her law degree from the University of Tulsa School of Law in December, 2017. During law school, Ms. Jacobson was an Associate for Tulsa Law Review, Secretary of the Native American Law Student Association, a member of the Board of Advocates, a member of Phi Delta Phi Honor Society, and a volunteer for Tulsa Lawyers for Children. Ms. Jacobson was invited and successfully completed an Advanced Family Law Practicum. She received the CALI Award for Trial Skills and Civil Procedure II. Prior to law school, she earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice and a double minor in psychology and criminology from the University of Oklahoma in 2015, where she was a member of Sigma Alpha Lambda National Leadership and Honors Organization.. Throughout law school, Ms. Jacobson interned with the United States Attorney’s Offices for the Northern and Eastern District of Oklahoma and Tulsa County District Attorney’s office. She clerked for the Honorable Mike Norman in Muskogee County. During Ms. Jacobson’s second year of law school, she received her Legal Intern license and worked for District 12 District Attorney’s office, where she prosecuted cases from petty theft to murder. And, at the conclusion of her final year of law school, Ms. Jacobson was one of the 10 law students from across the nation selected to interview for the United States Attorney General’s Honors Program in Washington, D.C.. Ms. Jacobson worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Muskogee County, where she handled a variety of cases, including but not limited to domestic violence, drug prosecution, crimes against children and violent crimes. During her time as a prosecutor, she also attended various trainings such as Drug Prosecutor School, Association of Oklahoma Narcotics Enforcement conference, Prosecutor Bootcamp, and Interdicting and Prosecuting Bulk Marijuana and Cash Seizures.. Ms. Jacobson went on to work as an Associate Attorney for a family and domestic law firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She handled a wide range of domestic cases including divorces, paternity actions, child support, guardianship/adoption, protective orders, emergency custody, and modifications.. Ms. Jacobson has been and currently is an active member of both the Oklahoma and Tulsa Bar Associations and a member of the Family Law chapters. Her practice is concentrated on domestic matters.. In her free time, Ms. Jacobson enjoys spending time with her family, watching reality TV shows, and shopping at her favorite stores.. Note: The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements. Mackenzie Jacobson is responsible for the content. Neither the Supreme Court of Missouri/Illinois nor The Missouri/Illinois Bar reviews or approves certifying organizations or specialist designations. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established. Past results afford no guarantee of future results and every case is different and must be judged on its own merits. Headquarters office: 120 S. Central Avenue, Suite 450, Clayton, MO 63105.

We have over twenty years experience fighting for your rights in criminal, immigration, and personal injury matters. We offer free consultations and payment plans in most cases. Call us today at  or. Owner/Founding Attorney Carlos Williams was born in Greenville, Mississippi and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas. Mr. Williams moved to Oklahoma in 2000 to pursue his legal career. In July 2004, Mr. Carlos L. Williams left a job at a local Law firm to start his own general practice law firm. This law firm emphasized immigration law, criminal law, personal injury law and family law. The firm was established with the theme “understanding you and understanding the law.”

We defend consumers in credit card lawsuits from debt buyers who purchase old “zombie” credit card debt. We also sue those debt buyers under the FDCPA when those same debt collectors harass our clients. We represent consumers also in federal court against large credit reporting agencies such as Trans Union, Experian and Equifax when those credit reporting agencies fail to correct inaccurate information on consumer credit reports.

We are a full service trial attorney law firm. Practicing in the areas of Bankruptcy, Family and Divorce, Criminal, Workers Comp, Social Security and Personal injury law. We have four attoneys and support staff.

VIOLENT CRIMES - An experienced attorney with a record of success.. I've dedicated my career to successfully defending tulsa county citizens charged with violent felonies in Oklahoma. If you are charged with a violent crime in Oklahoma it is imperative you hire an experienced attorney with a proven track record.  Please feel free to call me today for pricing and scheduling a consultation.

Veteran, Nurse, Lawyer. Diana The Lawyer is who you want in your corner. Practice areas include: Family Law, Divorce, Paternity, Adoption, Guardianship, Child Custody, Child Support, and Medical Malpractice. Fluent in Spanish. In addition to traditional payment methods, such as cash and credit cards, we also offer a payment plan option called Pay Later. Pay Later powered by Affirm, is a “buy now, pay later,” payment solution that allows you to pay legal fees in scheduled installments.

Tulsa attorney Charles D. Harrison is a partner at Eagleton, Eagleton & Harrison, Inc. where he focuses his practice on tax law, estate planning, and business law. Mr. Harrison attended Bradley University as an undergraduate and went on to earn his J.D. from the University of Tulsa. He also holds an M.L.T. from Georgetown University Law Center. Mr. Harrison is dedicated to solving his clients’ most demanding tax issues. He works closely with corporations, partnerships, LLCs, tax-exempt organizations, individuals, and families alike. He has handled various tax-related matters, including those involving U.S. and foreign taxes, U.S. income tax, excise tax, ERISA, sanctions against tax-exempt organizations, estate taxes, and civil tax penalties. Mr. Harrison is admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. District Court, Northern and Eastern Districts of Oklahoma, the U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and the U.S. Supreme Court.

Trial lawyer, compassionate, down to earth, tenacious.  Graduate of Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College.  Over 25 years of successful representation of families who lost loved ones due to carelessness, negligence and malpractice.  I am married to a wonderful woman who also helps me as nurse consultant.  Licensed in Oklahoma but have also represented clients in Texas and Indiana.  Call or email me to discuss your case, concerns or legal problems for free.

Through zealous representation of my clients I have won hundreds and hundreds of cases. My comprehensive knowledge of the Social Security law and regulations coupled with my diligent development of my cases has made me one of the top representatives in the Tulsa area. I graduated with distinction from the University of Oklahoma in 2001 where I was bestowed with the honor of the Maehl Award. I then graduated with distinction from the University of Oklahoma, College of Law in 2004 with two academic achievement awards. During law school, I served as the business manager of the Oklahoma Journal of Law and Technology and was a member of the American Indian Law Review. During law school I graduated from the Interdisciplinary Training Program through the University of Oklahoma Health and Science Center College of Medicine. I am admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Oklahoma, Northern District of Oklahoma, Eastern District of Oklahoma, and the 10th Circuit US Court of Appeals. I am a member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimant’s Representatives (NOSSCR). I am frequently asked to speak at seminars, support groups, and mental health facilities in the Tulsa Metro area on matters relating to Social Security disability benefits.. Every day I encounter people who have had their lives turned upside down by medical conditions that have left them unable to work. Through no fault of their own, they're left to suffer not only with a condition they didn't ask for but some are even pushed into financial hardship, because they can no longer work. Let's face it, the bills don't stop coming in the mail, just because someone can't work. Some react to a situation like this with a hopeless attitude, but others take a more optimistic attitude and try to get help from any and every source possible. Since January of 2005, I have had the privilege of working with hundreds and hundreds of individuals looking to navigate the complex, bureaucratic mess that is the Social Security System. My system of taking clients individually and walking them through the maze of red tape and getting them approved for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and/or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) has been very successful. Unlike most attorneys who will take on any case of any variety, I choose to focus only on SSI and SSDI cases. in fact, it is all I do. (I like to think this gives me an advantage, since I can address all of my cases with laser focus.). EducationUniversity of Oklahoma College of Law (J.D. with distinction, 2004)Interdisciplinary Training Program through the University of Oklahoma Health and Science Center College of Medicine (with distinction, 2004)University of Oklahoma (Bachelor of Arts with distinction, 2001). Bar AdmissionsSupreme Court of OklahomaUS District Court, N.D. of OklahomaUS District Court, E.D. of OklahomaUS Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit

The Difference. My law practice is different than many others because it's dedicated solely to criminal defense and medical marijuana law.  So, I'm not spread out with multiple areas of practice like a lot of other attorneys.. Secondly, I'm able to give personal, one-on-one attention to my clients. I do this first with a free initial consultation. You won't have your case assigned to a junior attorney or have little contact with me, leaving you wondering what's going on with your case.. Criminal Defense. I've been representing people with legal needs for nearly two decades. But the number of years that an attorney has practiced isn't the only important experience factor. You'll get an attorney with the RIGHT KIND of experience. When it comes to being charged with a crime, you want someone who focuses on criminal defense. Think about it. Would you hire a divorce attorney to handle your criminal charge? Of course not.. You'll get a strategic fighter. I aggressively represent my clients. I dig into the evidence or the lack of it. I look for holes in the prosecutor's case and I work to get unfavorable evidence thrown out. I rock the boat and challenge the prosecutor and law enforcement while still adhering to professionalism and ethical practices.. Medical Marijuana Law. Oklahomans legalized medical marijuana in June 2018 through the approval of State Question 788 (SQ 788). But I was way ahead of the game. Even before SQ 788 passed, I was a Legal Committee member of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), and I still am today. I gained a wealth of knowledge and experience in marijuana law well before SQ 788 passed. And, I have knowledge and experience with the new medical marijuana laws and regulations. I even offer compliance auditing services for Oklahoma medical marijuana dispensaries, growers and processors.. The Bottom Line. So, when you hire me, you know that you have a knowledgable, experienced and skilled attorney on your side. Call me at to schedule your free initial consultation. Or, check out some of the client testimonials at .

Tammy Ewing, of Ewing Law Office, PLLC, provides legal services in the areas of civil litigation, mediation and arbitration, local government, land use, construction, and real estate law.

Tamera Childers is an experienced family law attorney whose practice is concentrated on divorce, separation, child custody & visitation, property division, support alimony, and child support.  As one of Tulsa's top attorneys, Tamera is skilled in and out of the courtroom. She works hard for her clients and takes the time to listen to your needs and explain your options. Tamera's clients can expect sound legal advise and quality work at every phase of a case. As a result, Tamera has earned a reputation of excellence and uncompromising integrity.. Tamera Childers is listed as one of the Top 10 Family Law Attorneys in Oklahoma by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys. She is an AV-rated lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell® Bar Register of Preeminent Women Lawyers, exclusively for women attorneys who have received the highest possible rating in both legal ability and ethical standards from their peers. Less than 5% of women lawyers have been recognized with an AV Preeminent Rating.. Representative Experience. Tamera also contributes to the swift resolution of conflict by serving as Parenting Coordinator, Guardian ad Litem, and Mediator in a variety of cases and issues. In addition to lawyering, Ms. Childers serves as the Municipal Court Judge for the City Bixby, where she presides over juvenile matters, traffic violations, misdemeanor offenses, and assorted community and administrative duties.. Professional, Community and Pro Bono Involvement

Successful Attorney. Tulsa, Oklahoma attorney, James M. Wirth, Esq., has obtained exceptional results for his clients in Criminal Defense, Family Law, Personal Injury, Workers' Compensation and other areas of Oklahoma law. This includes but is not limited to jury trial acquittals, six figure settlements, and successful appeals, including restoring a father's terminated parental rights on appeal to the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Although these successes demonstrate his legal expertise, they do not guarantee results on any future case. Every case is different and must be approached according to the specific facts and circumstances of that case.. Balanced Attorney. Like many things in life, optimal legal representation requires balance: between experience and obsolescence, zealous advocacy and obnoxiousness, and between success and availability. Wirth Law Office founder, James M. Wirth, has recognized these distinctions and the difficulties that most attorneys and law firms have properly balancing them. Reconciliation of these distinctions is required for ideal legal representation and this firm was founded to provide such ideal representation.. Trust. A lawyer’s job is to advocate for his or her client's expressed interests. Such an attorney/client relationship requires cooperation and trust. Although some attorneys may simply demand their clients to have faith in them, the Wirth Law Office believes that earned trust is an essential element of proper legal representation; trust not only in the attorney's character but also his or her aptitude, knowledge, and skill. The Wirth Law Office offers free initial legal consultations with the firm's founder, attorney James M. Wirth, in order to provide an opportunity for the firm to earn your trust, prior to investing in a retainer fee.

Steven D. Swant takes his role as an advocate very seriously. He understands that when he is retained to represent a person, his function as Attorney and Counselor at Law is to act as that person’s voice in the courtroom and to counsel that person as to the best course of action considering all factors that may potentially affect the course of their life. Mr. Swant believes  very strongly that people have the right to live their lives free of unreasonable government  actions. The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits unreasonable  searches and seizures, and requires that warrants be supported by probable cause and issued by a judge. Mr. Swant challenges cases based on these unwarranted intrusions into a person’s home, vehicle or on the person’s body. Mr. Swant will not recommend that his client enter a guilty plea unless he feels that the prosecuting agency has the necessary evidence to prove them guilty. In cases that the client will likely be proven guilty if the evidence were presented to a judge or jury, Mr. Swant advocates on behalf of his clients to obtain deferred sentences that will not result in a conviction, provided that the client follows the rules of probation. Mr. Swant also negotiates to lessen the length of probationary terms, and to minimize the amount of financial obligations incurred by the client.  Mr. Swant attended Oklahoma State University and obtained a B.S. in Finance, and then earned a law degree at the University of Tulsa College of Law. Mr. Swant is licensed to practice in the Oklahoma State District Courts, the Northern and Eastern Districts of the United States District Court, the Oklahoma Municipal Courts and Osage Tribal Court.Mr. Swant has counseled hundreds of clients in the courts of this state, primarily concentrating on criminal defense matters in Tulsa, Osage, Rogers, Creek, Okmulgee, Pawnee, Wagoner and other surrounding counties.

Serious Criminal Defense, for those seeking an aggressive lawyer who is very motivated to win.  Sometimes winning means taking the case to trial - I have mutliple trial victories.  Sometimes winning means getting the charges dismissed before trial - I have multiple wins at Motion Hearings and Preliminary Hearings.  Sometimes winning means Attacking the case, and showing the Prosecutor weaknesses in the case, in order to get a plea deal or offer you never would have gotten otherwise.. I have my own Private Investigator who works side by side with me on Every Case.  If there is Evidence out there that can help exonnerate you from your charges - We Will Find It!. Every new client gets a Free Personal Consultation with Myself, My Staff, and My Investigator.  Call me at.

Scott Hjelm has dedicated the past 25 years to practicing law in Oklahoma and its surrounding areas. His primary focus lies in personal injury, auto negligence, insurance claims, workers' compensation, and criminal defense. He is authorized to represent clients in all courts across Oklahoma, as well as in federal district courts within the state and the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals located in Denver, Colorado.. Scott earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Tulsa College of Law and has also studied at Queen's College, Oxford University in England. He holds a degree in Business Administration from Oklahoma State University. While attending law school, Scott balanced his studies with a full-time position as a court bailiff for District Judge David Peterson, attending classes in the evenings. He subsequently served as a legal intern, associate attorney, and eventually a partner at Herb Elias and Associates.. Currently, Scott is the managing partner of a firm with a legacy that dates back to 1963. Over his extensive 30-year involvement in the court system, Scott has successfully conducted more than 200 jury trials and has secured millions of dollars in compensation for clients who have been victims of negligence. Throughout his career, he has achieved numerous acquittals in challenging criminal cases.