Pray Walker, P.C.

Pray Walker is pleased to announce that as of March 1, 2025, the attorneys and staff of Aston Mathis and Campbell will join Pray Walker. The addition of seven attorneys and five professional staff is a strategic combination that will add expertise across a broader array of legal disciplines and escalate the blended practice to a higher level of service. Joining Pray Walker are veteran attorneys Stephan Mathis, Rachel C. Mathis, John Campbell, Roger Gassett, Amy Hampton, Jeff D. Scott, and Nancy P. Hearn. In addition to Pray Walker’s strong corporate, civil litigation, real estate, employment, estate planning, and energy practices, the firm will now offer an expanded suite of services, including Indian law and Tribal gaming, insurance defense, construction law, criminal law, and family law. "This represents a significant step forward in our commitment to providing comprehensive legal solutions for our clients," said Brett Crane, Managing Partner at Pray Walker. "With the addition of this talented team of attorneys, we are enhancing our ability to deliver exceptional results across a wide range of practice areas. It is a natural fit for both firms as we look to the future." Both firms share an entrepreneurial, client-centered approach to legal practice, emphasizing personalized service and tailored solutions. The integration will ensure that clients continue to receive the highest level of service, with the added benefit of expanded resources and enhanced capabilities. "We are excited to unite with Pray Walker, a firm that shares our values and commitment to client success," said Steve Mathis. "Together, we will be better positioned to meet the evolving needs of our clients, providing innovative legal strategies and superior representation." The firm will operate from Pray Walker’s expanded location in the Greenwood District of Tulsa.  https://lnkd.in/giay_fxt

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Following, in #Tulsa: Our afternoon session started with a presentation by Rick Dickson, Vice President and Athletics Director, The University of Tulsa on how college athletics is impacted by recent a NCAA Student Athlete Advisory Committee rule improving athletes’ ability to make money from their name, image and likeness (NIL). Legal Netlink Alliance Host firm: Pray Walker, P.C. #linkingvalues

Thank you, Gentner Drummond, for your presence and speech at the Legal Netlink Alliance North America Spring Meeting. Our conference continues with more thought provoking topics. #linkingvalues @ The Mayo Hotel - #Tulsa

Legal Netlink Alliance North America Spring Meeting opened with a powerful presentation by Alan Armstrong, CEO of Williams, a Fortune 500 group of companies that have been powering the US with clean natural gas for more than a century. In the context of cutting down carbon dioxide emissions and reducing air pollution, Mr Armstrong says that natural gas meets the trifecta for energy solutions - clean energy, reliable and affordable. With 217 operating coal plants currently in the USA, switching from coal to natural gas could cut CO2 emissions of the power industry by 27%. #linkingvalues

Meeting four times a year is one of the things we enjoy most about Legal Netlink Alliance. Here we are in #Tulsa starting the alliance's North America Spring Meeting hosted by Pray Walker, P.C.. Thank you all for joining from far and wide! #linkingvalues

Board in session - #Tulsa With the gracious hosting of Brett Crane and Pray Walker, P.C., members of Legal Netlink Alliance US Board met to plan ahead into the year 2024. With Brendon Friesen, Jon A. Titus, Jay Frank, Kyle Citrynell, Michael J. Allen, Sarah Jane Delano Pavlik, Zack Zimmerman, Paul Sandars, Timothy Nelson, and Gonçalo Areia representing Europe Board. #linkingvalues 🏨 The Mayo Hotel

#Tulsa #Oklahoma We are getting ready to start Legal Netlink Alliance North America Spring Meeting hosted by Pray Walker, P.C. Thank you, Brett Crane and team, for the warm welcome! Follow us for news about the meeting ☑ #linkingvalues