Attorney at Graves McLain Injury Lawyers
Practice Areas: Personal Injury
Graves McLain is pleased to announce the addition of a new attorney to its growing personal injury practice, which represents the needs of people injured in all types of accidents. Our law firm includes representing individuals and families in all types of serious injury and wrongful death claims.
Brian Carter is a 2015 graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law.
He did his internship at the Creek County District Attorney’s Office and volunteered with the Innocence Project.
His focus will be on representing people who have been injured in motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and personal injury.
These types of injuries can have a devastating impact on the lives of clients and their families.
We welcome attorney Brian Carter to our firm and have no doubt that he will uphold the core values of Graves McLain; to represent every client with compassion, respect, and dedication.
At Graves McLain, we commit every resource to protect the rights of individuals and families in Tulsa and throughout Oklahoma, who have been injured because of someone else’s negligence.
Whether injuries were the result of a serious car accident, a medical mistake, or by an unsafe product, our Tulsa Personal Injury lawyers work hard to secure just and fair compensation for all.
If you or a loved one suffered serious injuries in any type of accident that was not your fault, call Graves McLain at 918-359-6600. When you call, you will speak with one of our experienced Tulsa Personal Injury attorneys for FREE. You will never pay an attorney’s fee upfront, and we don’t get paid until you do.
Your case and your injuries are serious.
At Graves McLain, we treat them that way.
Graves McLain – Serious Lawyers for Serious Injuries
When injury victims need a law firm with a reputation for excellence, turn to Graves McLain Injury Lawyers. We are a top-rated personal injury firm determined to be the best. With decades of award-winning representation, our clients recover the compensation they need to put their lives back together.
