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Legal Firepower for Every Fight
From catastrophic injuries to constitutional rights, we bring trial-ready preparation and relentless advocacy to every case. Select an area below to learn how we can fight for you.
Why Clients Choose Addison
We don't just practice law — we prepare for war. Every case is built as though it's going to trial, giving our clients maximum leverage against corporations, insurance companies, and government entities.
Trial Ready
Insurance companies know which lawyers go to court. We prepare every case for trial, forcing better settlements.
Rare Credentials
Led by a Tribal Supreme Court Justice, Super Lawyers® Rising Stars selectee for 2019 through 2026, and Avvo Clients' Choice Award recipient.
No Fee Promise
You pay nothing upfront for injury and civil rights cases. We only get paid when we win. Our success is tied to yours.
How We Work
From your first call to final resolution, we handle every detail so you can focus on recovery.
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Free Consultation
Tell us what happened. We'll listen, evaluate your case, and explain your legal options — at no cost and no obligation. Every call is confidential.
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Investigation & Strategy
We gather evidence, consult experts, and build a case strategy designed to pursue the full value of your recovery. We handle all communication with opposing parties.
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Trial-Ready Advocacy
We prepare every case as if it's going to trial. This aggressive posture forces fair settlements — and when they won't budge, we take them to court.
Areas of Practice
Comprehensive legal solutions across six core practice areas — each backed by deep subject-matter expertise and a relentless commitment to our clients.
Local Hubs
Find the Right Oklahoma Legal Team Near Your Case
Many serious cases start with a location question: where the wreck happened, which agency was involved, where the employer operates, or which court has authority.
Oklahoma City
County, federal, injury, and civil rights matters.
Tulsa
Northern District, trucking, tribal-law, and civil rights matters.
Edmond Lawyers
Attorneys serving Edmond and northern Oklahoma County.
Broken Arrow Lawyers
Law firm help for Broken Arrow, Tulsa County, and Wagoner County.
Norman
Cleveland County and central Oklahoma litigation.
Muskogee Lawyers
Law firm help for Muskogee County, eastern Oklahoma, tribal-law, injury, and trucking disputes.
Have Questions About Your Situation?
Frequently Asked Questions
The right attorney depends on your situation. If you were injured in an accident, you need a personal injury attorney. If your rights were violated by police or the government, a civil rights attorney can help. If you were fired unfairly or face workplace discrimination, an employment lawyer is the right fit. If you're unsure, call us for a free consultation — we'll listen to your situation and point you in the right direction, even if your case falls outside our practice areas.
No. Our firm focuses exclusively on civil litigation — personal injury, civil rights, employment law, tribal law, and business counsel. We do not handle criminal defense matters. However, many civil rights cases arise from criminal justice interactions (excessive force, wrongful arrest), and we aggressively pursue those claims.
For personal injury, trucking, and civil rights cases, we work on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing upfront, and we only collect a fee if we win or settle your case. For business counsel and employment defense, we offer flexible fee arrangements. Initial consultations are always free.
Yes. While our firm is based in Oklahoma City, we handle cases across the entire state and regularly practice in all three federal districts of Oklahoma and the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. For tribal law matters, we serve tribal nations throughout the region.
Our founder, D. Colby Addison, is a sitting Tribal Supreme Court Justice, Super Lawyers® Rising Stars selectee for 2019 through 2026, and an Avvo Clients' Choice Award recipient. We combine rare credentials with an aggressive, trial-ready approach. We don't run a 'settlement mill' — we prepare every case as if it's going to trial, which gives our clients maximum leverage.
Immediately. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and statutes of limitations begin running from the date of the incident. In Oklahoma, most personal injury cases have a two-year statute of limitations, but government claims (excessive force, jail neglect) have much shorter deadlines. The sooner you call, the stronger your case will be.
Not Sure Which Area Applies? Let Us Help.
Legal problems rarely fit neatly into categories. Tell us what happened, and we'll identify the strongest path forward — for free.
No Fee Unless We Win