Oklahoma Family Law Attorneys M. Shane Henry and Aaron D. Bundy present for Tulsa County Bar Association.
Oklahoma family law attorneys M. Shane Henry and Aaron D. Bundy of Fry & Elder were spotlighted by the Tulsa County Bar Association in this month’s litigation news section. Henry and Bundy’s presentation of “Starting Your Trial off Right: Opening Statements and Trial Tactics” drew rave reviews during a February CLE presentation held by the Washington County Bar Association.
In its report, the Tulsa County Bar Association wrote that: “The multi-media presentation focused on both strategies and practical methods to prepare for trials and motion hearings. The ‘nuts & bolts’ suggestions they gave provided a host of great ideas for how to get started and develop persuasive and effective presentations … Audience participation was high and several in the trenches learning experiences were discussed.”
The Oklahoma Family Law Firm’s duo of Henry and Bundy has given numerous presentations on divorce and child custody in Oklahoma, and on other Family Law issues. The two were presenters at the 9th Annual Family Law Seminar at the Tulsa County Bar Association this past December.
Henry is the newest partner at the Tulsa-based law firm, which serves clients in all counties of the state of Oklahoma. Bundy has been selected as a Super Lawyers Rising Star each year since 2013.
Fry & Elder made the U.S. News & World Report’s list of Best Law Firms for 2015, and has consistently been regarded as not just one of the best family law firms in Oklahoma, but in the United States. Fry & Elder founder Robert G “Hap” Fry Jr. has been named a “Super Lawyer” in Oklahoma and is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Fellow firm attorneys James Elder, Henry, Bundy and Fry all have garnered the prestigious AV® Preeminent Peer Review Rated by Martindal-Hubbell®, which is the highest recognition in the legal industry. Additionally, the firm’s Luke Barteaux was named a Super Lawyers Rising Star for 2015. Contact Fry & Elder today should you have any questions regarding divorce and child custody in Oklahoma.