About Patrick T
Patrick T Crawley built a legal path that runs from court body of workers work to managing trial practice. He studied law at the University of Oklahoma, earning a J.D. (1991), and spent a year of legal learn about at Queens College, Oxford University in 1989. He also holds a B.S. in Psychology, Business and Law from the University of Central Oklahoma. Those academic stops consist of both U.S. and U.K. legal learn about and helped shape his approach to legal proceedings and procedure.
Early in his career he served as a judicial legal assistant for the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals in 1989. That position uncovered him to appellate reasoning and the mechanics of criminal appellate choice-making. He joined the Oklahoma State Lawyer General’s office in 1992 as an Assistant Lawyer General, where he handled matters for the state and gained experience in public-sector litigation. He later served as an Assistant District Lawyer for the Oklahoma County District Lawyer in 2003.
Crawley moved into private practice and trial work after his public-sector service. In 2010 he labored as a trial lawyer at Slane Crawley & Creecy. Two years later he have become Managing Trial Lawyer on the Crawley Law Center. In that position he oversaw trial preparation and courtroom approach whilst persevering with to attempt instances himself. His professional document consists of admission to practice in Oklahoma and appearances in federal judiciary. He is admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court and the Tenth Circuit, and he's authorized to appear in all federal district courts in Oklahoma.
Peers have recognized his work. He has held an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell since 1996, a designation that displays peer evaluate of legal capacity and moral standards. That popularity sits alongside many years of courtroom work in each state and federal structures.
Crawley’s practice emphasizes trial litigation. He has handled criminal and civil matters at both the trial and appellate ranges. He prepares for jury trials, conducts evidentiary proceedings, and manages legal strategy from submitting through verdict. His years as a court lawyer and as a courtroom manager give him familiarity with practical elements of trying cases and supervising trial groups.
He now practices at The Crawley Law Center’s Edmond workplace, representing clients in state and federal courts and continuing to try cases in Oklahoma and federal venues.
