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(From an affiliate): "Rob provides legal counsel utilizing a unique skill set. In addition to maintaining a litigation practice since 1991, he has also served in law enforcement since 1997 at a large municipal police department. He has trained new patrol officers as a Field Training Officer and drafted training materials such as, “Officers’ Guide To Search and Seizure Pursuant to the 4th Amendment to the United States Constitution.” Certified by the State as an advanced instructor, he has been a police academy instructor teaching courses on Law, Search and Seizure, and Officer Safety. He served in an administrative capacity in the department’s Planning and Research Unit where he reviewed new legislation impacting the department and assisted in the formation of new city ordinances while interacting with the Municipal Counselor’s Office, City Clerk’s Office, Police Department Finance Office, Municipal Courts Office, Office of Budget and Management, and the Office of the City Manager. In 2005 Rob’s command capabilities were recognized when he was nominated by Governor Brad Henry, and confirmed by the Oklahoma State Senate, to serve as Commissioner for the state’s Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission for a five year term, also serving one year as Commission Chairman. He has been certified federally by FEMA in Advanced ICS for Command & General Staff for Complex Incidents. He has taught law as an adjunct professor in the police science department of a major state university. Through his website , Rob has provided legal updates, resources, and legal representation for police officers and citizens. Most importantly, not only has Rob been a police officer and lawyer personally involved in uses of force himself, he has been an operational supervisor directly supervising other police officers involved in uses of force, including officer-involved shootings."

Daniel Loeliger is an Oklahoma-based attorney who concentrates on Personal Injury, Estate Planning, and Probate.. He helps injury victims secure the compensation that they deserve after being injured due to the negligence or carelessness of others.. Whether creating an estate plan calibrated to your specific desires and needs, or updating and fine-tuning an existing plan, he is there to be of service.. He is dedicated to providing personal attention, thoughtful guidance, and assisting clients successfully navigate the complexities of probate.. For a no-cost, no-obligation consultation about PERSONAL INJURY, ESTATE PLANNING, or PROBATE call his office.

For more than 15 years, Mr. Franseen has devoted his legal career to advocating for individuals who have been injured or wronged. His practice focuses on bad faith insurance cases—where insurance companies fail to treat their policyholders fairly—as well as serious injury claims arising from trucking accidents, defective products, and medical malpractice.. Motivated by a commitment to accountability, Mr. Franseen works tirelessly to hold negligent companies and insurers responsible for the harm they cause—or to let juries make that decision. He is dedicated to fighting for justice and helping his clients secure the compensation they deserve.

FLETCHER DAL HANDLEY, JR., is a civil justice attorney with The Handley Law Center in El Reno, Oklahoma.  His practice is focused on Personal Injury Law and complex family law.  He also practices as both a civil and family law mediator.  In 1975 he earned a BA in Professional Writing from The University of Oklahoma and a Juris Doctorate Degree from the OU College of Law in 1979.. He began his military career 1966 as an Air Force ROTC Cadet at OU and served on active duty with U.S. Navy Patrol Squadron 11 as a P-3 Orion aircrew member from 1969-1972.  He enlisted in the Oklahoma Army National Guard in 1981 and was commissioned into the JAG Corps in 1983.  He retired in 2008 as the Assistant State Judge Advocate for Oklahoma and Military Judge.. He is a former member of the Council of the Tort, Trial and Insurance Practice Section (TIPS) of The American Bar Association and has also served as Chair of the Auto Law Committee and Chair of the Plaintiff’s Task Force.  In 1999, he testified before the US Senate Commerce Committee in opposition to a proposed national no-fault insurance law.   He served on the ABA Standing Committee on Armed Forces Law, and the ABA Working Group on Protecting the Rights of Service Members.  He spent several years as Chair of the TIPS Scholarship Fund Board and is the immediate past chair of the Plaintiff's Policy Task Force.. He was selected as Oklahoma’s Outstanding Young Lawyer of 1983 and was appointed to  a temporary division of the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals in 1991.  He has lectured throughout the United States on several areas of trial practice and was a guest speaker at the 1999 Hawaii Bar Association’s Automobile Law Symposium.  He served as a Mentor at the 2002 National Trial Academy in Reno, Nevada.  He is a former President of the Canadian County Bar Association and was a 9-time delegate to the Oklahoma Bar Convention.  In 2008 he was elected as an Oklahoma Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, an honor reserved to no more that 1% of all attorneys.  He is a member of ABOTA, The American Board of Trial Advocates.. He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a Top 100 Trial Attorney of the National Advocates, a Director and member of the Executive Committee of the Oklahoma Association for Justice, and a Charter Member of the International Society of Primerus Law Firms, an organization dedicated to restoring integrity to the practice of law.  He is also a member of Public Justice, an organization that fights to insure all Americans have access to justice as guaranteed by our constitution.   He was named as an Oklahoma “Super Lawyer” 2009  through 2014.. His record of community service includes serving as President of the Noon Lions Club, the El Reno Community Theatre and El Reno Family YMCA.  He served on the boards of the Chamber of Commerce and the Canadian County Guidance Center.  He coached High School Mock Trial at El Reno highschool for almost 20 years and won a State Championship in 1991.  He was twice awarded the “Lamplighter Award” by the El Reno Education Association.. He has been married to Dianne (Strasner) Handley for over 40 years.  They have two sons.  Ashton Handley is a US Navy veteran of the Persian Gulf War, a 2004 graduate of Loyola University, New Orleans,  and a 2008 graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law.  Ashton also practices law at The Handley Law Center.  Alex Handley is a 2004 Graduate of the University of Southern California, a 2014 graduate of Oklahoma City University College of Law and and also currently practices at the Handley Law Center.

J. Todd Willhoite is a Claremore attorney who has been practicing in Claremore since 1991. He handles probate law, wills and trusts, estate planning, Social Security Disability, personal injury law, and workers' compensation law.. Claremore attorney Todd Willhoite helps car and motorcycle wreck victims recovery money for their injuries. If someone has ran into you or a loved one, call attorney Todd Willhoite for a free consultation at Abby Law Offices, Inc.

I was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I am a third generation attorney. Both my father, Jerry M. Melone, and my grandfather, James P. Melone, were attorneys who graduated from the University of Tulsa Law School. I attended Edison High School and two years of undergraduate school at the University of Tulsa, before completing my undergraduate degree at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. In 1983, I earned my Bachelor of Arts Degree (with Special Honors) in Political Science at George Washington University. During that time, I also attended the Russian language summer study immersion program at Norwich College in Vermont. In 1986, I earned my Law Degree from the George Washington University National Law Center. While earning my law degree, I also attended Oxford University in England through the University of San Diego’s summer study program in International Law. In 1986, after earning my law degree, I returned to Tulsa and joined my father in private law practice. In 1990, I was sworn into the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. In 1995, I transitioned to practice law as a solo attorney. Since then, I have been honored to practice law under the family name, Melone & Melone.. Since 2007, I have been honored with the following attorney rating by Martindale-Hubbell:. AV-Preeminent Rating (highest possible rating in legal ability & ethical standards). I limit my law practice to matters involving the following areas:. Personal Injury ClaimsMotor Vehicle Accident ClaimsWrongful Death Claims

Alex is the oldest son of the founding members of Forbes & Forbes, John and Leslie Forbes. Working at the firm since a young age, Alex has learned compassion for others, the difficulties that families face when a loved one is injured and a passion for helping injured people in Oklahoma. Alex’s experience at Forbes & Forbes has led him to focus his area of practice on workers’ compensation law and personal injury law.. After graduating Choctaw High School in 2003, Alex attended Oklahoma State University where he graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration. Obtaining this degree has allowed him to successfully take over the day-to-day management of the firm while not losing focus on the most important goal, the clients. After graduating from Oklahoma State University, he began attending Oklahoma City University College of Law in 2007, where he earned his Juris Doctorate in 2010. While attending Oklahoma City University School of Law, Alex was the Chief Justice of the Student Court. Alex passed the Oklahoma Bar in July of 2010 and is currently admitted to practice in the State of Oklahoma, Western District of Oklahoma, and Social Security Disability Court.. Alex enjoys spending time with his wife, playing soccer with his son, playing games with his daughter, and jogging with his dog Mango.