Fry & Elder Just Might Be Oklahoma's Most Publicized Law Firm

As a prominent Tulsa law firm with a history dating all the way back to 1932, Fry & Elder has been at it for a while.

People have taken notice over the years, including the Oklahoma and national media.

All total, Fry & Elder and its elite lineup of attorneys and personnel have been spotlighted over 30 times by various Oklahoma media outlets since 2014.

“We feel very fortunate to receive the media coverage we have received over the years,” Robert G “Hap” Fry Jr. said. “They (journalists) have a demanding job and they do a good job providing information to the community.”

Oklahoma’s Most Publicized Law Firm

With the amount of publicity the firm has received, it’s no stretch to say Fry & Elder is arguably Oklahoma’s most publicized law firm.

Below are links to many of the stories published about Fry & Elder and its attorneys by several of Oklahoma’s largest media outlets since 2014.

These articles have focused on individual honors such as Fry Jr. being named the 2016 Oklahoma Family Law Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers® to immigration attorney Lorena Rivas winning the prestigious 2018 Fern Holland Award.

Coverage of Fry & Elder has also documented the firm’s rich legal standing not just in Oklahoma but in the United States.

Journalists have also highlighted the unique accomplishments of Fry & Elder attorneys such as T. Luke Barteaux being appointed Cherokee Nation District Court Judge and Katie Egan giving back to the Tulsa community through her involvement as the Chair for the Champagne and Chocolate Gala sponsored by the Living Arts.

News articles have additionally recognized Amy Page’s background and legal prowess in Oklahoma child support enforcement and procedure, along with Aaron D. Bundy’s contributions in Oklahoma Continuing Legal Education as a 2017 Earl Sneed Award Winner.

Most of all, the media has chosen to spotlight the diversity, loyalty and aptitude of Fry & Elder and its decorated legal staff of trial lawyers and personnel.

Nowhere was this more apparent than when Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame Inductee Ralph Schaefer featured longtime Fry & Elder paralegals Joyce Caldwell and Judy Willits for a cover story in March of 2018.

Of course, Caldwell and Willits’ story came a day after Rivas was the subject of back-to-back profile pieces for her travels to Capitol Hill to advocate for immigration law reform and for winning the Fern Holland Award a day later.

Add it up and Fry & Elder made the headlines of a major Tulsa media outlet on three consecutive days from March 26-28.

Oklahoma is fortunate to have many good law firms, but Oklahoma’s most publicized law firm just very well may reside in Tulsa at 1630 S. Main Street.

Contact Fry & Elder today to experience the difference.

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Oklahoma’s Most Publicized Law Firm