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I was born and raised in Oklahoma and have spent my entire career helping people across the country who have been treated unfairly.  I work with my father, Patrick Carr, who started the lawfirm with his father in 1973.  It has always been a family operated business.  Our mission is to treat each cleitn and potential client with the utmost respect and hearing their story.  Even if I do not have the expertise to help someone on a particular issue, I always try and refer the person to someone I believe can be of help.. My experience in the practice of law includes helping people who've been injured in a variety of different ways. I've helped people whose own insurance company isn't being fair. I've also helped people who have been injured by dangerously defective products, from defective vehicles to defective fireworks.  Most of my clients have been injured in automobile collisions because of someone else's carelessness.

I was born and raised in Northeast Missouri in a small town of 450 people. I graduated with honors from Novinger High School while being a member of the basketball, baseball, track & field and academic teams. I went on to attend Hannibal-LaGrange University in Hannibal, Missouri, where I continued my basketball career. I graduated with honors and received a B.S. in Administration of Justice. After college, I attended the University of Tulsa’s College of Law, where I focused on criminal law and criminal procedure.. I currently do what I have always aspired to do, and I love nearly ever second of it. Practicing law is my passion, but when I am not doing so, I enjoy playing/watching basketball, as well as most all sports.

I understand what it is like to struggle. I grew up poor and I have worked for everything that I have. My father was a steel worker and my grandfather was a sharecropper. Growing up I wrestled, boxed, played football and baseball.. I am a veteran and served in the Navy. I worked my way through college washing dishes, delivering newspapers, delivering pizzas, repossessing cars, and bouncing in bars.. I'm married with two daughters. I work hard to give my daughters the opportunities that I never had.. I have had over 30 jury trials as lead counsel. I have tried cases in state and federal court. I continually work hard to improve my skills as a trial attorney. I attended Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyer college. I read trial practice books, psychology books, communication books; anything that will improve my trial skills.. Other than the law; I love cigars, baseball and photography. (In that order.)

I pride myself on my ability to be an effective advocate for my clients, both at the negotiation table and in the courtroom.  Clients like me because I am straight-forward, personable and have the savvy and experience necessary to achieve results.  I strive to keep my clients well-informed and provide the information they need to make smart decisions about their children, their money and their future.. At your initial consultation, I will educate you about your rights, responsibilities and options for proceeding.  Every person's situtation is different, and no two divorces are the same.  I want to know about you, your family and your particular legal objectives. You will be provided with comprehensive legal advice and counsel so you will understand what to expect and how to prepare.

I practice law in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I primarily handle criminal cases in Tulsa and surrounding areas. I also handle a wide range of other legal matters. I offer free consultations for your criminal or other legal matter.

I have been fighting for my clients since 2012.

I have been a solo practitioner in Tulsa for 30 years. I regularly teach Continuing Legal Education classes on the subject of ethics. My practice consists of representing lawyers who have disciplinary issues by helping them navigate through formal and informal grievances, disciplinary hearings, interim suspensions, reinstatements, and the effect mental health issues could have on their license to practice.  I provide guidance to lawyers and law firms on the application of ethical rules to the day-to-day practice of law.  I represent future lawyers in their character and fitness hearings before the Oklahoma Board of Bar Examiners.. In my spare time:  I am a comedian that has performed at the Tulsa Loony Bin for the last few years,  and I have won several local contests and have performed out of town gigs.  I also make fine jewelry and have a design patent, D601,919 with the US Patent Office.

I hail from Webb City, a quaint town near Joplin, Missouri. My academic journey took me to the University of Arkansas where I completed my undergraduate studies before advancing to the University of Arkansas School of Law. After earning my degree, I relocated to Tulsa and started my law career in September 2010.. Initially, I joined a private law firm where my focus was on workers' compensation insurance defense. During this period, I honed my trial abilities, conducted hundreds of depositions, and became a proficient negotiator through extensive participation in mediations. In 2012, I transitioned to a role as in-house counsel for a prominent nationwide insurance company, where I defended general liability and workers' compensation cases.. Currently, my practice is dedicated to assisting individuals who have been injured—through no fault of their own—in obtaining the compensation they rightfully deserve.

I grew up in a small town in rural New Mexico. I attended Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah where I received a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Psychology. I then moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma to attend law school at the University of Tulsa College of Law.. I have a wife and four children. When I'm not battling at work to protect the rights and dignities of clients, I enjoy being at home with them.  My hobbies and interests include raising backyard chickens, gardening and doing home improvement projects.. Having been preparing bankruptcy cases for the last 5 years, I have filed more than five hundred Chapter 7 cases to date.  I enjoy the practice of bankruptcy because it allows me to truly help people at the time of their greatest financial need. My bankruptcy practice focuses on individual consumers with personal debt as well as small businesses needing to liquidate.. I also have a robust Social Security Disability practice where I have represented clients in close to one hundred Social Security hearings since I began practicing Social Security law. I have helped Social Security claimants get benefits who have both physical and mental disabilities. I enjoy this practice because it allows me to help those whose circumstances have rendered them unable to work. I'm an advocate for those who have spent their whole working lives paying into an insurance system (our Social Security Disability system) that has now denied them the benefit of that insurance at the time of their greatest need.. I also work with Personal Injury clients that have been injured, due to no fault of their own, and help them get the treatment and compensation they need and deserve.

I am Trial Lawyer with the Law Office of Aaron D. Bundy where I will practice Criminal Defense and Juvenile Law. Prior to beginning my legal career, I worked as a Child Protective Services Investigator with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.. I received the Native American Law Certificate from the University Tulsa College of Law.

I am proud to represent people who have been injured, wrongfully lost money or employment, a victim of a civil rights violation or charged with a criminal offense or DUI in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I have built my legal philosophy around the idea that all people should have an avenue to justice when injured or lost money due to the wringful act of another and that the criminal justice system only protects the right of citizens when people charged with crimes are afforded the representation necessary to zealously protect their rights and freedom. I have represented blue collar workers, business professionals, juveniles, friends and family members, those who have been injured, wrongfully lost employment or money and those charged with DUI, felonies and misdemeanors ranging from drug offenses to assault and battery and murder and manslaughter.

I am orignially from Fairbanks, AK, a blue collar town in the middle of nowhere.  Growing up in an atmosphere like Fairbanks contributed alot to the person that I am today. It instilled in me a strong work ethic, even in highschool if you weren't working 60 hrs a week during the summer time then your friends would joke that you had an easy job, that carries over to my practice today. Growing up in Fairbanks also instilled a sense of self reliance and a drive to overcome obtacles that has stayed with me through out my life.. Many people ask "How'd you end up all the way down here in Oklahoma?" My family is orginally from Oklahoma going all the back to the land rush days. My parents, grandparents, and Aunt and Uncle all moved to Alaska in the late 70's to pursue new oppurntunities in the last frontier.  After highschool I spen several years playing Junior hockey and finally had to realize that a sports career was never going to pay the bills. Upon that realization I knew I had to look to a career and didn't want to work in the bitter cold of the oild fields of Northern Alaska.  My sister was attending OU at the time and filled out an application for me and it came back that I was accepted, so off I went.. I graduated from OU in 4 years and then attended the University of Tulsa College of Law where I graduated in 2006. I had orginally planned to move to Washington State to be closer to home and passed the bar examination there before deciding that I would return to OKlahoma. I was licensed to practice law in OKlahoma in 2007 and immediately began working as an Assisstant Attorney General for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. I worked for the Nation for approximately 1 1/2 years before leavine to open up my own firm in 2008.. I have tried over a dozen jury trials, in both state and federal court, from misdemeanor assault and battery cases to a death penalty case. I am constantly trying to improve my trial skills by attending various seminars (e.g. Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College Death Penalty Course, Colorado Method of Voir Dire in Boulder colorado as well as the Pat Williams Criminal Defense Institute).. I am currently married and have 2 children.. My practice focuses entirely on criminal law and I am dedicated to protecting the rights of my clients above all else.

I am originally from California and moved to Tulsa to attend law school at TU Law.  Prior to law school I served active duty in the Air Force for ten years.

I am licensed to practice law in Oklahoma and Alabama. Since graduating law school in 2006 I have devoted my practice to the exclusive representation of hard working people who have been injured by the negligence of others. Whether that negligence has been by a private citizen or public officer (i.e. police, prison guard or other federal, state or city employee) I am dedicated to making my clients whole again.

I am a solo practioner in Tulsa, Oklahoma specializing in family law and personal injury law.

I am a private practice attorney currently working in criminal defense, personal injury, and other litigation. I practice in the Tulsa, Oklahoma, metro area and its surrounding counties. I am a member of the Hudson Hall Wheaton Inns of Court and serve as a lawyer-coach for the Owasso Rams Mock Trial Team.

Howard Berkson is a dedicated, practical, and detail-oriented attorney licensed to practice in Oklahoma. He graduated from the University of Tulsa College of Law with Honors. While there, he received awards for highest grade in trial practice, legal research, and civil procedure. He was also the Executive Notes and Comments Editor for the Energy Law Journal, the official journal of the Energy Bar Association in Washington, D.C. The Energy Law Journal is one of the few peer reviewed journals in the legal profession.Prior to becoming an attorney, Howard Berkson held executive positions involving a wide range of business and human resources management functions. He has in-depth knowledge of both business and HR practices. During his business career, Berkson has negotiated, written, red-lined, and disputed contracts. He has answered charges, handled inspections, and supervised audits involving numerous agencies including the Department of Labor, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the National Labor Relations Board, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and various state agencies.Berkson honed his analytical and writing skills while earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from the University of Washington. He went on to obtain a Master of Arts in Labor and Industrial Relations from the University of Illinois. Berkson’s work can be found in such publications as The Energy Law Journal, Human Resource Management Review and Personnel Psychology.

Helping Oklahomans for 27 years Injured in Car Wrecks, On the Job Accidents, and Arrested for all Misdemeanor & Felony crimes. I'm Jury Trial tested in Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, and Criminal Misdemeanor and Serious Felony trials with a strong record of winning in the courtroom.

Hello. I'm Dan Nunley and since 1996 I've been helping make life better for good people with serious debt problems. I earned my law degree in 1994 from the University of Tulsa and I'm licensed to practice law in all Oklahoma municipal, state and federal courts. I'm an active member of the Tulsa County and Oklahoma Bar Associations and the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys.. About the firm Law Office of Daniel C. Nunley. If you feel like you’re drowning in debt and you’re considering filing bankruptcy, I am honored that you would consider hiring me as your bankruptcy lawyer. There are many bankruptcy attorneys in Oklahoma so let me briefly explain to you why it would be to your benefit to have me as your lawyer rather than someone else.. If you hire me as your bankruptcy attorney, you’ll get:. I really do understand what you’re going through.. Like you, I am someone who has faced the feelings of shame, guilt, doubt and fear associated with filing bankruptcy. In 2001, due to a combination of unanticipated events, I was facing my very own financial crisis. After trying every other option available to me, I eventually filed bankruptcy.. Because of my own personal experiences in filing bankruptcy, it is easier for me to understand what my clients are feeling and I am better able to help them through the bankruptcy process.. I do everything myself.. When you hire me to be your bankruptcy lawyer, you get me and only me. 100% of the time. Period.. You get me. Not a receptionist. Not a legal assistant. Not a young, inexperienced attorney.. I personally answer and return each and every one of your phone calls.. I personally read and respond to each and every one of your emails.. I personally prepare your bankruptcy documents and file them with the court clerk.. And I will be the one who is with you when it comes time to go to court.. I have the bankruptcy knowledge and experience you want your lawyer to have.. Some lawyers dabble in bankruptcy. Not me.. I’ve represented thousands of Oklahomans in bankruptcy court since 1996 so rest assured that whatever debt problems you are facing, I can help you solve them because I knows bankruptcy law inside and out.. As soon as you hire me, I’ll make sure that the harassing phone calls stop immediately. Not next week or next month.. Each and every one of your creditors and debt collectors will know that I represent you. And if they continue to call, I will sue them in bankruptcy court to make them stop.. So I’m your man if you want a bankruptcy attorney who:. Contact me today by phone or email for a FREE confidential initial consultation.

Hans Otto Lehr is a founding member of Oxford Lehr, PLLC., and an ambitious attorney who works hard to best serve his clients' legal needs and be an outstanding example for his family. Ingenuity and resourcefulness are key, and he employs both to get any job done ethically and efficiently. He take a poised and level headed approach to solving complex legal matters in any area of law.

Guy primarily handles wrongful death cases or injuries that are catestrophic. Many of his case arise from deaths caused by healthcare facility malpractice, such as nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living centers, and other healthcare facilities. He also handles cases of death and serious injury involving car accidents, drunk drivers, semi-trucks, motorcyles, bicycles, and many other types of accidents.  Guy has been representing injured clients and thier families for over 30 years.

GUY A. FORTNEY is a partner with the Tulsa law firm of Brewster & De Angelis where he practices in the areas of complex civil litigation in both state and federal court. Mr. Fortney received his B.S. and J.D. degrees from the University of Tulsa. He is a member of the Tulsa County, Oklahoma and American bar associations, The Association of Trial Lawyers of America and Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Fortney has appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America and spoke on several occasions on litigation skills, medical malpractice and civil rights.

Greg Lavender maintains a general practice but focuses primarily in the areas of criminal defense. Mr. Lavender attended law school at the University of Tulsa College of Law and graduated in 2013. Since that time he has been dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of Oklahomans in all their legal matters.. Whether you're accused of crime, are going through a divorce or custody battle, or have any other legal problem, Mr. Lavender is committed to acquiring the most favorable result possible. Call today for the representation you deserve and a no cost consultation.

Glen R. Graham is a Tulsa Criminal Defense Attorney with over 23 years experience and member in good stading of the Oklahoma Bar Association and the Tulsa Better Business Bureau.

Gary L. Richardson has become one of the Southwest’s most renowned and prominent attorneys establishing him and his partnership, Richardson Richardson Boudreaux PLLC, as one of the most sought after firms in the region. Gary is the founding attorney of the firm, originally The Richardson Law Firm. Richardson has served throughout the Oklahoma and Texas and surrounding states, setting record jury verdicts in eleven counties as well as state-wide record verdicts. He won the largest recorded jury verdict in a defamation case for an individual in the amount of $58M. Gary also succeeded in the highest known verdict in a farm implement case to the sum of $10.2M. Recently, Gary and his son, Chuck, achieved the largest sum for a verdict in a wrongful death case as well as the largest sum for a verdict for a prison inmate in Oklahoma in the sum of $6.5M.. With the reputation of obtaining multi-million dollar verdicts in complicated civil suits, Richardson has developed expertise in arguing his cases with persuasive impact and communicating to the jury in an effective and convincing manner. Gary attributes his success to lessons he has learned through a multitude of life experiences, which have also been the inspiration behind his three published books; Fear is Never Your Friend, Thank God They Ate the Apple, and Black Robe Fever, as well as his taped motivating series, Winning in the Courtroom. He conducts 1-4-hour seminars throughout the U.S. on the subject of his book Fear is Never Your Friend.. Gary graduated from Southern Nazarene University and was honored as an Outstanding Graduate for the university in 1983. While starting a family and working as an insurance adjuster for Allstate Insurance, Richardson entered law school at Oklahoma City University as a night student. He received the prestigious Green Bag Award during his first semester for achieving the highest grades in his class. After being transferred by his company to Houston, Texas, Gary completed his law degree at South Texas College in 1972. Upon completion of law school, he was solicited by the State of Oklahoma as the Assistant Insurance Commissioner in 1974 where he also served on the legal staff. Richardson was appointed Assistant District Attorney in Muskogee County, OK in 1975 and served for two years. While serving as the Assistant DA, he set the then record for the longest list of convictions. Gary entered into a partnership with Doug Garrett in Muskogee after working for the DA.. In 1981, Gary Richardson was appointed by President Ronald Regan as the United States Attorney. He served in this position until 1984. Upon the expiring of his term, Gary opened his own law firm. Richardson started his firm with the designed purpose of representing people who had been wronged. His firm went on to become known as one of the preeminent trial lawyers in the Southwest. Today the successful firm has evolved into the partnership of Richardson Richardson Boudreaux PLLC.. Gary made a run for Congress in 1978 and 1980. In 2002, Richardson conducted a strong campaign for Governor as an Independent and received the open endorsement of both Republican candidates after they lost in the Republican primary.. Married to Lanna Wilcox, Gary is an active member of South Tulsa Baptist Church.  He has served in other churches throughout his moves as a Deacon, music leader, Sunday school teacher and an occasional speaker at the pulpit. Lanna and Gary together have five children and ten grandchildren.. Visit Gary Richardson’s personal website at .