Civil Rights lawyers in Oklahoma

Firm: Smolen Law

611 S. Detroit Avenue , Tulsa , Oklahoma 74120

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

Oklahoma, born and raised.  Have practiced in Oklahoma, Tulsa-based, for more than 13 years.  Primarily focus on the areas of family and custody law, guardianship and adoption.  I am also a court-approved, certified, mediator, as well as a parenting coordinator and guardian ad litem.. Myself and my firm represent all persons, regardless of race, gender, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, etc.  I would be honored to assist you with any and all issues facing you and your family.

Firm: Smolen Law

611 S. Detroit Avenue , Tulsa , Oklahoma 74120

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

When I’m not advocating for my clients, I enjoy spending quality time with my family and supporting my community. As a proud father, I understand the importance of protecting what matters most, whether that’s a loved one, a dream, or a future. Outside of the office, I enjoy fishing and believe in balancing hard work with relaxation. I’m also deeply committed to giving back, and I actively participate in local charity events and initiatives. My approach to law is rooted in integrity, and I always aim to make a positive impact—whether in the courtroom or in the community.

Firm: Bryan & Terrill Law, PLLC

3015 E. Skelly Drive , Tulsa , Oklahoma 74105

Practice Areas: Civil , Civil Rights, Discrimination, Medical Malpractice

Mr. Bryan represents clients in Oklahoma state and federal courts, at the Oklahoma Supreme Court, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. Mr. Bryan is AV® Preeminent™ rated by Martindale-Hubble.  His arguments to the Oklahoma Supreme Court resulted in the seminal decision in Bosh v. Cherokee County Governmental Building Authority, 305 P.3d 994 (Okla. 2013).

Firm: Rachel Bussett

2201 N. Classen Blvd. , Oklahoma City , Oklahoma 73106

Practice Areas: Family, Business, Personal Injury, Employment, Estate Planning, General Practice, Bankruptcy, Civil Rights

First and foremost, I am a trial attorney.  I practice in many areas of law in state, federal and municipal court.  I know what is necessary to build a case and to present it to a judge or jury so that you win. Being a trial attorney is not a skill that all lawyers have.  A good trial attorney is a good story teller who uses their knowledge of the evidence and the law to convey the story of your case to the judge and the jury so you win.  Regardless of the area of law you need assistance in, when I accept you as a client I prepare your case from day one as if it is going to be tried to a judge or jury.  Preparing a case in this mindset ensures that throughout the process of developing your case, no stone goes unturned and we examine every possible avenue of recovery.  This approach also lets our opposing counsel know that we aren't making frivilous claims looking for nuisance value settlements.  If we file a claim on your behalf its because I believe in it enough to invest my own time and money to help you.. I think the most important thing that every client and attorney need is a trust relationship.  Clients rely on the attorney in times of high conflict and turmoil.  You must pick an attorney whom you absolutely trust to not just tell you what you want to hear but also what you need to hear.  A good attorney listens to thier clients and knows what the goal is from the start of a claim.  Further as litigation progresses, a good attorney is able to watch for the signs of impending victory or defeat to steer the case back on path and onto the right path to vistory.. I believe our judicial system is the best in the world. I believe in the power of the jury system and the integrity of our courts.  This doesn't mean that I believe the system is perfect as there is always room for improvement. However, I do believe our system is set up to be just and fair to all parties. Civil rights and protecting the rights of the most vuneralble people in our society is a passion of mine.  I believe in fighting causes because its the right thing to do regardless of money.  To change the world we all have to be wiling to step out onto the limbs of life and take a leap of faith.. I promise that if you choose me and Bussett Legal Group as the firm you want to take a leap of faith with, we will be by your side fighting everyday from the first day to get you what you deserve out of your lawsuit.

Firm: Mullican & Hart PC

15 E 5th St Ste 2200 , Tulsa , Oklahoma 74103

Practice Areas: Appellate , Civil , Civil Rights, Corporate , Employment & Labor , Nursing Home Negligence, Railroad/FELA, Workers Compensation, Litigation

Firm: Bryan & Terrill Law

3015 E. Skelly Drive , Tulsa , Oklahoma 74105

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

Steven is experienced in handling a number of different cases and clients. He is well versed in handling major corporate clients, small business owners and individuals requiring experienced legal services and insightful legal counseling.. Mr. Terrill is a seasoned litigator with experience in the following areas:. A member of the Oklahoma Bar Association and Tulsa Bar Association, Steven is active in the local bar association. Mr. Terrill has been admitted to the United States District Court in the Western, Northern and Eastern Districts of Oklahoma.. Mr. Terrill has previously worked for Eldridge Cooper Steichen & Leach and Secrest Hill Butler & Secrest. Prior to his association with those firms, Steven had a thriving private practice where he had several local oil and gas clients. Steven is involved in the local Tulsa community and has been involved in pro bono work for the juvenile court in Tulsa County.. Steven Terrill is a native to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Steven received his undergraduate degree at the University of Oklahoma and his law degree from the University of Tulsa, College of Law. Steven, his wife Allison and son Jack are members of First Baptist Church in Tulsa, OK.