Tulsa, OK Lawyers

Personal Injury Law

302 E Reconciliation Wy, Tulsa, OK 74120, USA

Joel LaCourse has a passion for serving people. He has been defending people for over 20 years in various areas of the law. He has tried hundreds of cases ranging from catastrophic injury and workers compensation to child custody and divorce. Joel is driven to see justice obtained on behalf of his clients. He will fight for his clients’ rights in achieving justice, however, believes this can be accomplished with uncompromising integrity, unwavering professional ethics, and moral standards. You can fight and win in the legal arena, and still maintain dignity and character in doing so.

Personal Injury Law

7170 S Braden Ave, Unit 170, Tulsa, OK 74136

Personal Injury Law

2021 S Lewis Ave suite 630, Tulsa, OK 74104, USA

Michael Barkett has practiced law for over three decades. He is well-known as one of the best trial lawyers in America. He has tried over 80 jury trials to verdict and obtained several of the top money verdicts in Oklahoma history, including a $25,000,000.00 defamation verdict, and a $20,000,000.00 wrongful death verdict. He is recognized in the legal community as an aggressive and persistent civil litigation attorney who fights passionately for his clients. Mr. Barkett is admitted to practice law in all Oklahoma courts, in Texas, and other states, all Oklahoma Federal Courts, the Tenth Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Barkett has been recognized as a Super Lawyer every year since 2011 and has received America’s Top 100 Attorneys Lifetime Achievement Award and Lawyers of Distinction Award, among many other accolades.

Family and Divorce Law

P.O. Box 701224, Tulsa, OK 74170

Civil Litigation

401 S. Boston, Suite 2200, Tulsa, OK 74103

Wilson’s career is dedicated to protecting the rights of tribal governments and American Indians. A graduate of Stanford Law School, he founded Pipestem Law in 1999. He served as lead counsel in Osage Nation v. US, in which the Nation alleged federal mismanagement of Osage mineral resources and funds derived from minerals production. After 11 years in litigation, the case was settled for $380 million, the largest settlement at the time of a single tribe against the US. Advocating before Congress and federal agencies, Wilson helps tribes reacquire lands, protect aboriginal territories from encroachment, and successfully advocates for greater tribal control over their lands, water, and resources. In 2013, he played a prominent role in the enactment of the Violence Against Women Act reauthorization reaffirming the sovereign rights of tribal courts to exercise criminal jurisdiction over all who commit violent crimes against Native women. Wilson is a citizen of the Otoe-Missouria Tribe.