Top White Collar Crime Lawyers in Oklahoma city | 3 available

Firm: Carter Jennings Law Firm, PLLC

400 N. Walker , Oklahoma City , Oklahoma 73102

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Violent Crime, Sex Crime, Expungement, White Collar Crime

Results matter.  I have spent more than a decade as a practitioner of criminal law.  I would put the results I have produced against anybody.  In my time as a defense attorney I have gotten several cases dismissed in cases ranging from traffic tickets to serious felonies.  I have gotten clients who were facing serious prison time into rehabilitative courts.  I have gotten multiple clients bond reductions so that they can fight their case while on the outside.  The bottom line is that I care about my clients, I'm a fighter, and I do the hard work that I need to do to get my clients the results that they deserve.  If you find yourself facing criminal charges anywhere in Oklahoma, I would love to help.

Firm: Babbit, Mitchell & Ogle

9905 S Pennsylvania Ave , Oklahoma City , Oklahoma 73159

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Drug Crimes, DUI/DWI, Securities , White Collar Crime, General Practice, General Practice, General Practice, General Practice

Firm: Gifford Law

P.O. Box 2682 , Oklahoma City , Oklahoma 73101

Practice Areas: White Collar Crime

After a career as a federal prosecutor with a background in federal, state, military and tribal courts at both the trial and appellate level, Mr. Gifford founded the Gifford Law Firm, P.L.L.C. in Oklahoma City with a practice specialty in White Collar/Criminal Defense, Family Law, Civil Rights Native American Law, Military Law, Government Contracts, and Complex Civil Litigation. Mr. Gifford is the current Chair of the Oklahoma Bar Association's Criminal Law Section, and formerly served on the state bar's Board of Governors and as the Chair of the Military & Veteran's Law Section. Mr. Gifford is a tribal member of the Cherokee Nation, also serves as a tribal court judge for four Native American tribes, a Special Judge for the City of Oklahoma City, a retired Colonel in the Army Reserves with over 20 years of active and reserve service, a former Editor on the American Indian Law Review, and has served nearly ten years as an adjunct law professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law, Oklahoma City University School of Law and the University of Arkansas School of Law teaching Trial Practice, Military Law, Indian Gaming, & National Security Law.