I bring large firm experience with small firm attention to every case. Upon consultation, I work to resolve your business dispute economically and successfully. I am fully devoted to your case, and I will be your sole point of contact.
I’ve handled several multimillion-dollar business lawsuits and bring more than 40 years of legal experience to each case I work on. I’ve successfully defended large local and national clients like Wal-Mart, Safeway, Urban Financial Group, and others.
Litigation is not always the best way to solve a business matter. Arbitration and mediation can be better, alternative routes. With each case, my goal is to find the right approach. Creating strategic settlements and coming to an agreement before going to court can be the best option for both parties.
Despite having a reputation as an accomplished litigator, I’ve represented many clients who didn’t have to go to court as a result of coming to an agreement. It takes away a world of expenses, time and energy. Let me review your case and see how I can solve it in the most efficient way possible.
I’ve worked in large firms and have seen how a fragmented team-based approach can get disorganized, inconsistent, and expensive. I often face such teams, where a group of junior attorneys and paralegals need guidance, direction, and approval from a senior attorney with multiple cases while pressured to continuously bill hours.
Compare that to having a veteran attorney give your matter his full attention and provide high-caliber representation that is consistent across various subject matters.
I’ll be your sole point of contact so you can be confident you can reach me when you have questions or when issues arise. You'll find in me an attorney who takes the time to understand not only your legal situation but also your business and industry. As we proceed, I’ll keep you informed and educated on the situation and our options, so you can make confident, informed decisions.
Tubular Corporation of America, Inc. v. Tyler-Dawson Supply Company. Case No. C-83-570, in the District Court of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma. Represented Plaintiff, Tubular Corporation of America on breach of contract; fraudulent conveyance; alter ego.
CJ-94-3054, in the District Court of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma. Representing Plaintiffs (Series B Bondholders) for breach of Trust Indenture; breach of fiduciary duty.
Case No. 89-20572 in the United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas Fort Smith Division. Represented Plaintiffs, Farley and Mendenhall for the State and federal securities fraud, and RICO.
Appellate case: Farley v. Henson, 2 F.3d 273 (8th Cir. 1993)
