Position: Attorney at Law

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Admitted: Oklahoma, 2008

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Practice Areas: Consumer Law, Civil Litigation, Consumer Law, Telephone Consumer Protection Act

Additional Information: James Nettnay, et al. v. Lifeshield National Insurance Co.; Brandon Clark and Stephanie Clark v. Primelending and Stewart Fleischman; Justin Matthew Place and Jennifer Place v. Ghassan Automotive Group, LLC

A jury trial is a search for the truth. Even though our civil justice system is often criticized, trial by jury represents the best way to discover the truth. Jurors are people, like you and I. Unlike those who criticize our justice system, an impartial panel of jurors do not bring a financially-motivated agenda to their decision-making. Any reasonable, fair-minded person, whether they be a consumer or business, should not fear placing their dispute in the hands of the jury. We believe that all of the talk about "runaway jury verdicts" is simply misplaced blame, almost always the result of a complete failure by lawyers to understand and explain the truth of their case to the jury. That being said, good lawyers know how to evaluate and settle their cases fairly. There should be no big surprises at trial. You deserve a realistic, truthful and full disclosure of the risks and potential benefits of putting your case before a jury We are a different kind of a law firm. Our lawyers are ordinary people that can relate to jurors because we have not forgotten who we are. We have extensive training and experience to understand and tell our client's story. We do our best to fully understand the truth of our client's story and to share this truth with the jury. After all, how can a jury be expected to do justice if your lawyers have not taken the time to fully understand and tell your story to the jury? Our results speak for themselves. We have earned a reputation for taking on matters that have drawn national attention. Before hiring just any lawyer to handle your dispute, ask yourself, "What happens if my case actually goes to a jury trial?" Before hiring a lawyer, ask him or her, "When is the last time you tried a jury trial? What was the result? What was the opposing side's offer compared to the verdict? How many times have you tried jury trials? Do you have any experience trying similar issues to a jury?" Trial by jury is a powerful equalizer in our society, but the truth is that the system works best for the party who does the hard work necessary to understand and speak the truth.

Firm Members: Lucius  Wallace

Firm Members: R. Humphreys