Mortazavi & Bennett represents clients in Tulsa and throughout Oklahoma in civil disputes that may require negotiation, motions, evidentiary hearings, or trial. The firm handles property and real estate disputes, personal injury litigation, contract-related disagreements, ownership and possession claims, damage claims, and other contested matters. The available claims and defenses depend on the pleadings, facts, evidence, deadlines, and applicable law.
Civil litigation begins with understanding what happened and what can be proved. The attorneys review contracts, deeds, account records, photographs, communications, medical records, incident materials, prior court filings, and other available documents. They identify the material disagreements, preserve relevant evidence, evaluate potential witnesses, and determine which information may need to be obtained through discovery.
Case preparation may include drafting or responding to pleadings, written discovery, depositions, motions, witness preparation, exhibit organization, mediation, and trial. Not every case requires every step. Mortazavi & Bennett evaluates the expected value of a procedure against the issues it may resolve and the information it may produce.
Negotiated resolutions are considered when proposed terms address the disputed issues and can be stated clearly. When agreement is not possible, the attorneys prepare the unresolved questions for court. No result can be predicted from a general website description, and prior outcomes do not determine what will happen in another matter.
Early review can matter when evidence may disappear, a filing deadline may apply, property use is disputed, or an opposing party has already filed suit. Bring or identify any pleadings, orders, contracts, photographs, communications, medical information, insurance correspondence, and event chronology that may help explain the dispute.
To ask whether Mortazavi & Bennett handles a particular civil matter, call (405) 860-0347. The office is located at 1630 S. Main St. in Tulsa, within the Fry & Elder building. Information on this page is general and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not send confidential or time-sensitive information through the website.
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