Fry & Elder

Elite Tulsa law firm focused on family, immigration and criminal law

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Tulsa, OK Law Firm
918.585.1107

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Quality over quantity has been a Fry & Elder constant since the acclaimed Tulsa law firm first opened its doors in 1932.

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In fact, the name Fry & Elder has long been synonymous with legal excellence throughout the state of Oklahoma thanks to an elite staff of committed Tulsa attorneys and legal personnel who always seek to find tailor-made solutions to help each of our esteemed clients successfully navigate through the legal process.

Elite Tulsa Attorneys Who Fight and Care for Clients

The firm and its knowledgeable team of Tulsa attorneys make up one of most decorated staff’s in the state and include the following:

Fry & Elder’s practicing attorneys and their primary areas of practice are as follows:

Robert G “Hap” Fry Jr. (Family Law)

James R. Elder (Family Law)

James C. Morton (Family Law)

Kasey Curry (Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Wills, Trusts)

Simon Harwood (Family Law)

James M. Caputo (Family Law, Criminal Defense)

The staff has collectively helped Fry & Elder garner national recognition, highlighted by the firm being selected to the U.S. News  & World Report’s exclusive list of Best Law Firms from 2014-2020.

Additionally, the firm and its attorneys’ awards and honors have been well documented by many of the largest and most highly respected media outlets in the state of Oklahoma.

Below are links to over 35 articles written about Fry & Elder and its Tulsa attorneys since 2014.

Experience the Fry & Elder Difference

Whether you or someone close to you is need of legal assistance in family law, criminal defense or personal injury law, Fry & Elder has the team and experience in place to cater to each client’s individual needs.

Contact Fry & Elder today to set up a personal consultation with proven and skilled Oklahoma trial lawyer.

 

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