Konsure Law Firm

Konsure Law Firm. Aggressive representation in all types of cases.

Merry Christmas to all from the Konsure Law Firm team.

Is your insurance company treating you unfairly? Slow playing your claim? Requiring endless documentation? Failing to pay your legitimate claim? Offering you far less than what your claim is worth? Oklahoma law requires your insurance company to treat you fairly. Did you know that there is an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing in every private insurance policy in the state of Oklahoma? Whether it is a fire loss, theft loss, weather related on your home, ...or a claim on your own insurance policy on your car, the law is on your side. What good is the law if you don't consult a lawyer and protect your rights? Contact us today so that we can get on board with you and start putting some serious pressure on your insurance company. They took your premiums. Make them pay you what they are legally obligated to pay you!!!! Make that call to Konsure Law Firm today. 918-426-0700

Konsure Law Firm is currently accepting applications for a legal assistant position. Interested applicants should email a resume to [email protected]. We are looking for a third legal assistant.

Konsure Law Firm is currently accepting applications for a legal assistant position. Interested applicants should email a resume to [email protected].

If anyone needs legal advise in an emergency, feel free to email us 24 hours a day at [email protected].

The law gives an individual many rights, but without an exceptional attorney to advocate your position in court, those rights may not mean much. The professional skill of legal counsel varies widely from lawyer to lawyer, so ALWAYS hire the best attorney you can afford!!!

Did you realize that if you die without having a will prepared, that in many cases, the law of "intestate succession" (laws of the state) will determine who gets your property upon your death?

Did you know that a Durable Power Of Attorney is a legal document that allows another person to act for you if you become incapacitated and can prevent you from having to have a guardian appointed to transact your affairs while you are incapacitated. It can save thousands or tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees which a guardianship might require. You should consider having one prepared to protect you from the unknown, and a good time to do it is when you are having a will drafted for you.