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The Oklahoma Bar Association was formed in 1904 by the merger of the Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory Bar Associations. After statehood in November 1907, the association was recognized by the Oklahoma Legislature until it repealed the enacting legislation in 1938.
Selecting a lawyer is a personal matter. Ask family, friends, coworkers and others for recommendations or search online. The Oklahoma Bar Association does NOT refer attorneys to consumers, provide legal advice, license or regulate paralegals or other nonlawyers.
Take advantage of the free and discounted member benefits, available to every Oklahoma lawyer. Get information on current board members and officers, plus vacancy and nominating information. Take advantage of the highest quality CLE programs; live programs, live webcasts and on-demand
Find a Lawyer. Information and searchable directory of Oklahoma lawyers. Free Legal Information. Literature and publications for the public provided by the OBA. Lawyer Complaint Process. Procedures, forms and information for filing a grievance against a lawyer. Legal Resources.
If you cannot find the attorney you are looking for please call 405-416-7000. License Number:
The Oklahoma Bar Association investigates allegations of unethical conduct against lawyers practicing in Oklahoma. If you believe your attorney has acted improperly, you may file a complaint with the OBA's Office of the General Counsel.
Pursuant to the Rules Creating and Controlling the Oklahoma Bar Association the Oklahoma Bar Association is an arm of the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled that it has sole jurisdiction over the admission, discipline and licensure of lawyers in the State of Oklahoma.
In 1939 the Oklahoma Supreme Court, exercising its plenary powers over the courts of the state of Oklahoma, as contained in Article 7 of the Oklahoma Constitution, by Court Order created the present-day entity. The association has a rich history of serving lawyers and the public.
Oklahoma Find A Lawyer is not a complete listing of all Oklahoma Lawyers. Many lawyers choose not to list themselves here. Please read disclaimer.
The CLE Department is the state’s leading continuing legal education provider. The staff works to provide relevant programs to meet members’ needs. In addition to developing and producing seminars, the department also assists many OBA Sections and Committees, such as the Women in Law, Diversity and Professionalism committees with events ...