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Hall Estill Welcomes Two New Associates

Hall Estill, Oklahoma’s leading law firm, is pleased to welcome two new associates. With offices located in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Denver, and Northwest Arkansas, Hall Estill remains committed to its legacy of seeking top talent to serve its clients.

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A Bigger Bench Comes to Grand Junction with the Affiliation of Rider & Quesenberry, Hall Estill

Earlier this month, Rider & Quesenberry announced that it had affiliated with Hall Estill, giving the Grand Junction law firm access to a deeper bench of legal expertise as Hall Estill puts a foot into the Western Slope legal market.

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2024 Super Lawyers Recognizes Hall Estill Top Attorneys

Hall Estill, Oklahoma’s leading law firm, with offices in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Denver and Northwest Arkansas, announced 39 of its attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion on the Super Lawyers annual list of Oklahoma top attorneys.

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2023 Super Lawyers Recognizes Hall Estill Top Attorneys

Hall Estill, Oklahoma’s leading law firm, with offices in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Denver and Northwest Arkansas, announced 36 of its attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion on the Super Lawyers annual list of Oklahoma top attorneys.

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Denver Real Estate Attorney Jeff Friedman for the Colorado Real Estate Journal - Robust Spending Drives Resilience of Neighborhood Retail

Denver Real Estate Attorney Jeff Friedman penned an article for the Colorado Real Estate Journal - Robust Spending Drives Resilience of Neighborhood Retail

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Litigation Attorney Aaron Tifft for The Journal Record: AI Update for Communication Consent Language

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Hall Estill Recognized as Highly Recommended Law Firm by Benchmark Litigation 2025

Hall Estill, Oklahoma’s leading law firm with offices in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Denver and Northwest Arkansas, has been named a “Highly Recommended Law Firm” for Dispute Resolution by Benchmark Litigation 2025, a leading national law publication

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Hall Estill Expands to Western Slope Through Affiliation with Grand Junction’s Rider & Quesenberry

Lloyd Quesenberry heads up Rider & Quesenberry in Grand Junction and is pleased to join forces with Hall Estill’s team of experts.

Claire Lenz-Dean, Hillary Hurst, Lexie Speed, Zach Yates

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Hall Estill Welcomes Four New Associates

Hall Estill, Oklahoma's leading law firm, is pleased to announce the addition of four new associates, reinforcing the firm's commitment to excellence and growth.

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IP Attorney Randy McCarthy for the Observer - xAI’s Unfiltered ChatGPT Rival Grok-2 Is a Product of Elon Musk’s A.I. Dilemma

“Grok-2’s ability to create deepfakes that are almost indistinguishable from authentic could have serious negative effects on areas like personal privacy, criminal justice, anti-discrimination laws and data privacy regulations,” Randy McCarthy, an intellectual property attorney, told Observer.