About Mr. Michael D.
Mr. McMahan's legal practice encompasses a diverse range of areas, including bankruptcy, business law, communications and internet law, as well as authorities and administrative law. He also specializes in landlord-tenant law, providing comprehensive legal services to a number of clients. His in depth information in these fields lets in him to deal with complex legal matters effectively. In 1994, Mr. McMahan earned his Bachelor of Arts in News Communication from the University of Oklahoma. He furthered his schooling by obtaining his law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 1996. Following his commencement, he used to be admitted to the Oklahoma State Bar in 1997 and later to the Texas State Bar in 2002. His skills prolong to numerous federal courts, which includes the U.S.
District Courts for the Eastern, Northern, and Western Districts of Oklahoma and Texas. Additionally, he's admitted to practice earlier than the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. The U.S. highest court. Since 1997, Mr. McMahan has dedicated a meaningful part of his practice to representing Native American tribal governments and their affiliated business entities.
His knowledge consists of serving as a prosecuting attorney for various tribes and assisting within the implementation of drug courts. He has performed a critical position in growing tribal codes and court procedures. Furthermore, Mr. McMahan has labored on Indian baby welfare things, litigating at all levels of tribal, state, and federal courts. His instances have ranged from structure disputes and business litigation to civil wrong claims and employment matters, showcasing his versatility in dealing with diverse legal challenges. In addition to his work with tribal clients, Mr. McMahan has represented banks, oil and fuel firms, and real estate developers. His expertise in transactional matters, insolvency, litigation, and commercial real estate has confirmed invaluable to those commercial clients. He has assisted tribal clients in agreement bargaining sessions and provided guidance on complicated financing agreements.
Additionally, he has organized structure and development agreements, ensuring that his clients' interests are nicely-safe. Mr. McMahan is a member in good standing of the Oklahoma Indian Bar Association, the Indian Law Section of the Texas State Bar, and the American Bar Association. He has co-edited the "Year In Review" for the Native American Law Chapter of the American Bar Association Section on Energy and Environmental Resources from 2014 to 2023. His contributions to the legal network reflect his commitment to advancing the pursuits of Native American regulation and his dedication to ongoing professional development. His office is positioned at 100 E California Ave, Suite 200, Oklahoma City, OK 73104-2415. For inquiries, he may be reached by phone at (405) 602-9425 or through e-mail at mmcmahan@hobbsstraus.com.
