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Top law firms in Tulsa

The firms with the largest mapped presence in Tulsa, ranked 0–100 by the Sartori Firm Index.

How the Index works
01 The ranking

Leading firms in Tulsa by Index

These law firms have the largest mapped presence in Tulsa, ranked by the Sartori Firm Index — a 0–100 measure of scale, reach and hiring, built from public data. The ranking reflects the size and momentum of each firm's overall public footprint, not the quality of its Tulsa office or a claim about local headcount. Use it to see which firms dominate the Tulsa market and where momentum points.

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1 Foster Garvey 38.5 National 100–250 Litigation & Disputes, Corporate & M&A, Real Estate
2 McAfee & Taft 38.5 National 100–250 Litigation & Disputes, Employment & Labor, Corporate & M&A
3 Hall Estill 34.8 National 100–250 Litigation & Disputes, Corporate & M&A, Energy & Natural Resources
4 Crowe & Dunlevy 33.4 National 100–250 Litigation & Disputes, Corporate & M&A, Employment & Labor
5 GableGotwals 29.7 National 100–250 Litigation & Disputes, Corporate & M&A, Energy & Natural Resources
6 Conner & Winters 26.8 National 50–100 Litigation & Disputes, Corporate & M&A, Finance & Banking

Index measures public footprint and momentum, not quality or prestige. Methodology. Spot an error? Tell us.

Law firms in Tulsa — common questions

How are the top firms in Tulsa ranked?

Firms are ordered by the Sartori Firm Index — a 0–100 score from public signals (scale, reach, live hiring). This page lists firms with a recorded attorney presence in Tulsa, ranked by their overall Index. It reflects public footprint and momentum, not the quality of any firm's Tulsa office.

Does a presence in Tulsa mean a large local office?

Not necessarily. The Index records that a firm maps attorneys to the Tulsa market on public sources; it does not claim a specific office size. Headcount is shown only as ranges.

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