About Grant
Grant Kincannon built a continuous path thru Oklahoma higher schooling earlier than entering the regulation. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Oklahoma State University in 2009 and stayed on to finish a Master of Science in 2011. He received his Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law in 2014.
After law program, Kincannon established himself within the Oklahoma legal network. He is licensed to practice in Oklahoma and holds memberships in several expert organizations, which includes the Jackson County Bar Association, the Oklahoma Association for Justice and the American Association for Justice. Those memberships reflect a persevering with connection to each local and statewide legal networks.
Colleagues describe him as planned in courtroom and careful in preparation. He favors practical strategies over wide rhetoric. In legal proceedings he attends to timelines and evidence early. In conferences he prefers clean questions and concrete options. Those habits form how he manages instances and how he communicates with clients.
Kincannon’s background in the sciences adds a layer to his work. His master’s degree observed undergraduate learn about on the identical campus. That educational grounding often offers him a consolation with technical material and complex factual history. He applies that consolation to case files and to depositions, aiming to translate technical detail into available explanations for judges, juries and clients.
Outside the court he participates in bar things to do and ongoing legal training. He has been an ordinary attendee at association conferences and nearby bar events. Those boards keep him engaged with changes in Oklahoma regulation and with friends who practice across a range of specialties.
He practices at Summit Law Group and represents clients in matters arising under Oklahoma regulation. He handles litigation and case control in the state’s courts, specializing in practical outcomes for people who bring disputes to him.
