Capron & Edwards PLLC Information

Capron & Edwards, PLLC is a purely litigation firm. From the moment we accept assignment of any case, we are geared towards preparing to take that case to trial. Every step of our process is designed to develop a case for presentation to a jury. All too often lawyers take a case promising aggressive litigation, only to run out of steam late in the game and to recommend settlement as an easy way out. From day one of any case, we set our sites on trial, not allowing ourselves or our clients to run out of steam. In the event of settlement negotiations, we consider ourselves to be in the best possible position to discuss settlement when the case has been properly prepared for trial. With more than a combined thirty years of legal experience and extensive jury trial and appellate experience in state and federal courts, Capron & Edwards provides exceptional legal representation throughout a variety of areas of practice. We pride ourselves on incomparable personal attention to our clients, on unparalleled case assessment and development, and on our commitment to finish every case as strongly as we started it. We work closely with our clients to build the most thorough and compelling cases possible. While we handle a broad range of litigation, Capron & Edwards focuses its practice on big rig trucking collision cases, wrongful death, products liability, employment and other civil rights law, catastrophic injury cases, nursing home and elderly abuse cases, and bad faith committed by insurance companies. Our geographic practice area stretches throughout Oklahoma - with an emphasis on Tulsa County, Muskogee County, Creek County and Rogers County, as well as into the surrounding states of Texas, Colorado, Arkansas and Missouri on cases involving trucking collision litigation and civil rights. Capron & Edwards, PLLC is a purely litigation firm. From the moment we accept assignment of any case, we are geared towards preparing to take that case to trial. Every step of our process is designed to develop a case for ...