Cunningham & Mears is an Oklahoma City personal injury law firm that has recovered over $250 million for injured clients. Partners Ryan Cunningham and Marcus Mears handle consultations themselves, so you meet an attorney rather than a case manager.
The practice covers car and motorcycle wrecks, tractor-trailer crashes, premises liability, and defective products. It also handles oilfield injury claims, from equipment failures to rig explosions, as well as insurance disputes.
Two offices serve the metro, one near Penn Square Mall and one in Brookhaven West. Attorneys make home and hospital visits when injuries make travel difficult, and every case is prepared for litigation in case negotiations stall.
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Over $250 million recovered for Oklahoma clients puts Cain Law among the busiest injury practices in the state. Attorney Monty Cain founded the firm in 1995, and his team now holds more than 100 years of combined experience.
Trucking litigation is a real strength here. Cain Law helped shape Oklahoma law on carrier liability for negligent entrustment through Fox v. Mize, and it keeps a rapid-response team of crash investigators and safety experts on call.
The firm also handles car wrecks, traumatic brain injuries, nursing home neglect, and workers' compensation claims. Phones are answered 24/7, and Spanish-speaking clients can reach a personal injury attorney in Oklahoma City, Edmond, or Tulsa.
Laird Hammons Laird built an in-house courtroom for mock examinations and focus group testing, and uses it before mediation and trial. That preparation shows in the numbers: more than $100 million recovered, plus a $126 million federal verdict in Gaines v. City of Moore.
The firm pairs injury and wrongful death work with civil rights litigation over police misconduct and jail deaths. Injury cases run on a contingency fee.
Few Oklahoma firms can point to a billion dollars collected for clients. Martin, Jean, Jackson, Martin & Peach can, across more than 20,000 injury cases.
Every partner belongs to the Million Dollar or Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a group open to fewer than 1% of American lawyers. Their record includes an $8.2 million toxic tort result and several seven-figure wrongful death recoveries.
Hiring an Oklahoma City personal injury attorney here means access to four statewide offices in OKC, Ponca City, Stillwater, and Tulsa. Consultations are free and available in English and Spanish. Hail and storm damage claims round out the accident work.
Injured workers often need two things at once, and Ryan Bisher Ryan & Simons handles both. The firm pairs accident claims with Social Security disability and on-the-job injury representation. A client whose injury ends a career gets one team for the whole picture.
Results include a $3.12 million motor vehicle settlement. Rick Bisher has been named to Oklahoma Super Lawyers, and case reviews cost nothing.
Jack Stipe and James Belote bring over 60 combined years to commercial vehicle litigation in the OKC metro. Their results include $9 million for a permanent injury and $6 million in a fatal case.
The practice takes on delivery fleet crashes involving carriers such as FedEx and UPS, oil field injuries, and nursing home abuse. Belote has made the Oklahoma Super Lawyers list 14 years running, and clients owe nothing unless the firm wins.
Milly Daniels opened her Oklahoma City practice in 2019, after a decade in law and her own fight with cancer. That experience shapes how the office treats clients buried in medical expenses.
This boutique firm limits its caseload and covers injury claims, workers' compensation, and Social Security disability. Services are available in Vietnamese, and injury cases run on contingency.
Direct attorney contact is the whole pitch at AP Injury Lawyers. Austin Pieratt takes calls himself, and hundreds of five-star reviews mention how fast the office responds.
Cases include auto wrecks, dog bites, semi-truck collisions, premises liability, and fatal accidents. The firm serves Norman, Moore, and Edmond alongside Oklahoma City.
Dan Davis Law runs as a family-owned practice out of Deep Deuce and has obtained more than $400 million over 38 years. Attorney Dan Davis handles accident claims, veterans benefits, and SSDI matters.
Truck wrecks, dog bites, premises claims, and denied insurance claims all fall within the caseload. Same-day, home, and hospital appointments are available for clients who cannot travel.
Clayton Hasbrook publishes settlement figures with the facts behind them. Recent examples include $182,000 for a postal carrier who stepped in a hidden hole and $300,000 for a rear-end crash at work. That kind of transparency is rare in this market.
The downtown office handles car, motorcycle, bicycle, and truck accidents, as well as slip-and-fall claims. Most clients arrive by referral.
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L. Justin Lowe has practiced in Oklahoma City since 2000, splitting his work between criminal defense and injury claims. The firm covers car wrecks, truck collisions, medical malpractice, and probate, and offers payment plans.
A $68.5 million jury verdict in 2018, believed to be the largest of its kind in Oklahoma history at the time, defines this practice. John Branum accepts a limited number of catastrophic cases against trucking companies, hospitals, and national retailers.
Medical malpractice sits at the center of Nix & Diesselhorst, from misdiagnosis and surgical errors to birth injury. Founding partners Glendell Nix and Jacob Diesselhorst count over 50 seven-figure recoveries, including $7.5 million for a permanent neurological injury.
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Kent McGuire spent 13 years defending insurance companies before switching sides, and now wins eight-figure bad faith awards against them. He and Linda McGuire run this husband-and-wife practice in Edmond and Oklahoma City, with over 60 combined years of legal experience.
Warhawk Legal is Joe Carson's trial practice, known for a $9.5 million semi-truck result and Super Lawyers recognition every year since 2014. Carson has also written two plain-language guides for accident victims.
Mark Litton is a lifelong Oklahoma City resident who has represented injured workers since 1988. His practice centers on workers' compensation appeals, denied claims, and motor vehicle cases, with Spanish-speaking support.
Joe White Jr. holds a seat in the Inner Circle of Advocates, a group capped at 100 plaintiff lawyers nationwide. Since 1997, the firm has tried or settled cases in nearly all 77 Oklahoma counties, concentrating on bad faith, oilfield deaths, and defective products.
Insurance bad faith is where James Dunn & Associates concentrates, alongside more than 5,000 injury cases from auto and interstate trucking crashes. There are no upfront costs, and the firm keeps a plane for out-of-state depositions.