The Coleman Law Firm is one of the most experienced law firms in Oklahoma having successfully handled more than 3,000 cases. Our practice focuses on minor and complex criminal matters and litigation, state and federal administrative law, estate planning and administration, and contract planning and disputes. We work closely with various organizations dedicated to providing alternative means of punishment.
The needs of our clients are our primary concern. Quality legal representation is essential for a successful business. Our goal is to provide the best legal representation available at a reasonable and fair cost to our clients. We are proud of the high legal and ethical standards that have been established by our firm and the tradition of excellence which we work to maintain.
Good legal representation comes from good people. A firm is known by its attorneys. Although technical competence is only part of what makes a good lawyer or a quality law firm, greatness requires depth, perspective, and service to others.
The needs of our clients are our primary concern. Quality legal representation is essential for a successful business. Our goal is to provide the best legal representation available at a reasonable and fair cost to our clients. We are proud of the high legal and ethical standards that have been established by our firm and the tradition of excellence which we work to maintain.
Good legal representation comes from good people. A firm is known by its attorneys. Although technical competence is only part of what makes a good lawyer or a quality law firm, greatness requires depth, perspective, and service to others.
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Mr. Coleman worked for the leadership of the Oklahoma Senate before entering private practice, was the First African-American in state history to serve at this capacity, and First to serve three President Pro Tempores of the Oklahoma Senate within seven years.
Mr. Coleman resigned from the State Senate in 2007 and became Co-Founder and owner of the law firm of Goza, Washington & Coleman.
In 2012 Mr. Coleman founded the Coleman Law Firm, PLLC.
Mr. Coleman holds a Bachelor's in Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma, as well as, a Juris Doctorate from Oklahoma City University.
Mr. Coleman resigned from the State Senate in 2007 and became Co-Founder and owner of the law firm of Goza, Washington & Coleman.
In 2012 Mr. Coleman founded the Coleman Law Firm, PLLC.
Mr. Coleman holds a Bachelor's in Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma, as well as, a Juris Doctorate from Oklahoma City University.
The Coleman law firm has been involved in medical malpractice cases resulting in substantial awards for injured clients.
Tony Coleman has been involved in class action cases resulting in millions of dollars for wronged clients.
Tony Coleman has been involved in numerous cases involving auto accidents resulting in substantial awards for injured clients.
The Coleman law firm has been involved in trucking accident cases making certain that big trucking companies compensate clients for their drivers reckless conduct causing the accident.
Tony Coleman has been involved in class action cases resulting in millions of dollars for wronged clients.
Tony Coleman has been involved in numerous cases involving auto accidents resulting in substantial awards for injured clients.
The Coleman law firm has been involved in trucking accident cases making certain that big trucking companies compensate clients for their drivers reckless conduct causing the accident.
Title 22, § 18: A general provision which applies to the expungement of court and law enforcement records if the person falls within a specific category, .
Title 22, § 991(c): Applies to the expungement of court records after the successful completion of the conditions of a deferred sentence, .
An expungement provision provided by the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act which authorizes the expungement of victim protective orders (VPOs) if the individual falls within one of four categories, .
Title 22, § 991(c): Applies to the expungement of court records after the successful completion of the conditions of a deferred sentence, .
An expungement provision provided by the Protection from Domestic Abuse Act which authorizes the expungement of victim protective orders (VPOs) if the individual falls within one of four categories, .
Under Oklahoma law, a Pardon will not clear the conviction from your record.
A Pardon restores your civil rights.
It does not prevent your criminal record from being considered when decisions are made concerning employment or other matters.
Even if you are granted a Pardon, your record may continue to affect you.
After receiving a Pardon, you may qualify for an expungement of your criminal record.
An expungement clears your criminal record.
Refer to Title 22 O.S. § 18 to review the requirements for expungement of your record.
A Pardon restores your civil rights.
It does not prevent your criminal record from being considered when decisions are made concerning employment or other matters.
Even if you are granted a Pardon, your record may continue to affect you.
After receiving a Pardon, you may qualify for an expungement of your criminal record.
An expungement clears your criminal record.
Refer to Title 22 O.S. § 18 to review the requirements for expungement of your record.
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