Homsey, Cooper, Hill & Associates

Overview:

The Homsey Law Center was established in 1974 by Gary B. Homsey who was later joined by Joe S. Carson and of counsel Anthony DeGuisti.

The attorneys have achieved exceptional results in thousands of personal injury, workers compensation, wrongful death, semi-truck and automobile accidents, insurance disputes and bad faith cases. Our track record is well established and intimidating to our opponents. With our knowledge of Oklahoma law we are able to provide you with the highest quality legal representation possible for our clients throughout the state of Oklahoma and beyond.

Martindale-Hubbell, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious Law Directory, has awarded Gary B. Homsey and Homsey Law Center and AV Rating. This is their highest rating and cannot be purchased; it can only be earned from fellow lawyers and judges over a period of years. It is based upon confidential opinions from lawyers and judges in the same legal community who consider “the faithful adherence to professional standards of conduct and ethics of the legal profession, professional reliability and diligence, and standards relevant to the attorney’s discharge of his or her professional responsibilities.”

We offer free evaluations to assess your claim and explain your legal rights. If you or someone you know has been injured or suffered due to the negligence of others, contact us today.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Gary B. Homsey has served on numerous civic and legal committees. Mr. Homsey has been recognized by the Oklahoma City University School of Law as the recipient of the Dean’s Distinguished Service Award for co-founding the Dean’s Advisory Counsel which currently generates substantial annual contributions for its alumni. The Homsey family has a long history of community involvement and philanthropy.

Gary Homsey and his family have a long-term commitment to the Oklahoma City University School of Law. The Homsey family donated the Homsey Computerized Legal Research Facility and the Homsey Moot Court Auditorium of the new Sarkey’s Law Center. Mr. Homsey is a member of the Bishop’s Council of Oklahoma City University, which is dedicated to the preservation and contributions to sustain the Oklahoma City University School of Law, the Law Alumni Association, The Moot Court Program, past member of the Faculty Support Committee of the Kerr Foundation Grant to the OCU School of Law, the Law Dean Search Committee and the Dean’s Development Council.

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