Evan McLemore
Business / Contracts, Insurance, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury (Litigation)
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Personal Introduction
Evan McLemore has been practicing law in state, federal, and tribal court since April 2013 when he joined Levinson Law, P.C. He focuses on litigation, including oil and gas disputes, contract disputes, commercial litigation, personal injury, and malpractice.
Practice Composition
Litigation
Education
Practice Summary
Now under the banner of Levinson Law, P.C., Levinson, Smith and Huffman,P.C., is poised to bring success to your med malpractice, nursing home neglect, oil and gas pollution, personal injury, and tax problems. Levinson Law, P.C. has significantly expanded their presence at Southbridge Office Park in Tulsa and will be reaching into more Northeastern Oklahoma communities soon. Drawing on more than two centuries of combined legal experience, Levinson Law, P.C. is a full service law firm focusing in the areas of medical malpractice, nursing home neglect, oil and gas pollution, personal injury, tax law, and property issues. We are proud to be an Oklahoma law firm, working to protect the people, businesses, and natural resources that make our state so rich in character. Our firm’s long commitment to mastering and then expanding our practice areas shows how important we believe it is to provide our clients with high-quality service, effective advice, and value. More than a common interest in a certain area of law, what brings our attorneys together is proficiency in litigation — all of us at Levinson Law, P.C. believe the best results are achieved when each and every case is treated like the trial of the decade. Our Tulsa complex business and insurance litigation specialists enjoy representing Oklahoma’s people and businesses — it’s what we live for — and regularly practice in all state, federal, and tribal courts, and before most commissions and agencies throughout the state.
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