About Justin Brian

Justin B. Munn is an attorney primarily based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with over 25 years of knowledge in civil litigation. He earned his law degree from the Northwestern School of Law at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, in 1998. During his time there, he acquired a Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law and actively participated as an Administrative Board Member of the Public Interest Law Project and as a member of the law school’s Regional Moot Court Negotiations Competition group. Admitted to practice in Oklahoma since 1998, Mr.

Munn is likewise authorized to practice in the Northern District of Oklahoma and the Cherokee Nation and Creek Nation Tribal Courts. His legal practice mainly focuses on civil litigation, emphasizing household law, home things, probate, and estate making plans. He is a certified Family & Domestic Mediator, having completed education with the Mediation Institute and the Tulsa County Early Settlement program. In addition to his mediation work, Mr. Munn serves as a Parenting Coordinator in home legal proceedings instances and has contributed to the sector through shows on alternative dispute resolution to the American Subcontractors Association of Oklahoma and on facilitated negotiation for the Oklahoma Bar Association’s ongoing legal training software.

Mr. Munn is a member in good standing of the Oklahoma State Bar Association. He has served as Co-Secretary of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, and the Tulsa County Bar Association, the place he has held a number of positions, including Past Treasurer and Executive Board Member. He practices at Smakal Munn, P.C., located at 320 S. Boston Ave, Suite 718, Tulsa, OK 74103.

The company gives a range of legal offerings, which includes family law, corporate law, estate planning, and private injury. Mr. Munn has been acknowledged for his legal expertise, being decided on to top-rated attorneys list from 2012 to 2025.

Education

Lewis & Clark College

J.D.

1998

Accepted Jurisdictions

Oklahoma

Court Admissions

Cherokee Nation Tribal Courts
Creek Nation Tribal Courts
Oklahoma State Courts State Trial Court · Admitted 1998
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma U.S. District Court · Admitted 2006

Types of Cases Handled

Family Law Business Law Estate Planning Personal Injury

Legal Services Scope

Civil Litigation Mediation Parenting Coordination

Professional Associations

Oklahoma State Bar

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Sources

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