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I represent a major oil and gas company, one of the largest in the United States. That company has all kinds of litigation. It’s all business-related, whether it relates to contracts they’ve entered into, injuries that have been sustained, personnel problems, and so forth. It runs across the board.
The Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations have business entities. They’re involved in all kinds of businesses. They have quick stops; some of them do Department of Defense contracting. They have multiple casinos, and those casinos have multiple contracts, contract issues, and personnel issues. So, we see about everything there is to see on the business side, whether it’s through a tribal-owned business entity or other privately held companies that we represent.
Oklahoma City, OK commercial litigation attorney Michael Burrage discusses the firm’s experience in business litigation. He shares that he represents a major oil and gas company, one of the largest in the United States, handling a wide range of business-related litigation. These cases encompass contract disputes, injury claims, personnel issues, and other corporate matters, covering virtually every scenario that arises in the business context.
He also represents the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations and their numerous business entities. Their operations span quick-stop stores, Department of Defense contracting, and multiple casinos. Each of these enterprises presents unique legal challenges, including contract disputes and personnel matters. His work extends across both tribal-owned businesses and other privately held companies, providing comprehensive legal guidance across a broad spectrum of business issues.