Cannon & Associates in Oklahoma City is seeking a high-character, high-performance attorney with 5-10 years of experience (federal preferred) to join our growing firm. We don’t just handle cases – we stand shoulder to shoulder with clients and are looking for an advocate ready to elevate their practice at the highest level. This position offers federal court development and structured mentorship with a competitive compensation package featuring a $90,000-$120,000+ base, tiered performance bonuses, and lucrative origination fees.

Ready to earn the title of Your Fierce Advocates? Apply today at Marleen@JPCannonLawFirm.com.

Judicial Law Clerk (Contracted, Part-Time)

Sac and Fox Nation Judicial Branch

The Sac and Fox Nation Judicial Branch seeks a part-time, contracted Judicial Law Clerk to provide onsite and remote legal research and drafting support to the District Judges, Supreme Court Justices, and to support the efficient operations of the court system.

Responsibilities include:

• Conducting legal research and analysis (tribal, federal, and state law)
• Drafting memoranda, court orders, and judicial opinions
• Reviewing and recommending updates to the Tribal Code of Laws
• Assisting with development and revision of court procedures
• Ensuring all legal documentation adheres to applicable laws and judicial precedent

Qualifications:

• Current student at an ABA-accredited law school
• Proof of tribal membership or first-degree tribal descent
• Strong legal research, writing, and analytical skills
• Ability to maintain strict confidentiality
• Availability for on-site participation

Compensation: Contracted, part-time position.

Term: Ending 09/30/2026.

To apply, submit resume, writing sample, transcript, and proof of eligibility to: courtadministrator@sacandfox.com, or mail to: Court Administrator, Sac and Fox Tribal Court, 356159 E. 926 Road, Stroud, OK 74079.

Deadline: April 3, 2026, at 4 pm.

AV-rated downtown OKC litigation firm, whose primary areas of practice are insurance defense, products liability and transportation defense, seeks an Associate Attorney with 5+ years of experience. The position will encompass all phases of litigation, including pleadings and motion practice, discovery, depositions, investigation, research and trial. Compensation commensurate with experience.

Please submit cover letter, resume, writing sample and references to Box EA, Oklahoma Bar Association, P.O. Box 53036, Oklahoma City, OK 73152.

Established premier small-town law firm is seeking a full or part-time Attorney or Legal Intern. Candidates should be licensed attorneys or enrolled in law school, and interested in criminal defense, family law and Native American venues. Interested candidates will have the opportunity to participate in ongoing defense cases and trials in diverse venues. Compensation will depend on experience and/or level of education.

Interested candidates should contact Ken Gallon & Associates, PLLC, 918-540-1818. 

Join us as a Corporate Loan Documentation Analyst and play a key role in shaping the standards that ensure accurate, compliant loan documentation across our organization. In this role, you’ll administer the Loan Documentation and Collateral Policy, oversee the Documentation Quality Control team, and collaborate across Credit Services, Compliance, Credit Administration, and all Lending Lines of Business to provide top-notch loan documentation packages. Be a part of a culture built on partnership and innovation, where your expertise helps streamline processes, mitigate risk, and support the growth and resilience of our business. This role is in Tulsa.

Apply if you are:

• A Juris Doctorate graduate and are licensed to practice law in the State of Oklahoma
• Passionate about drafting customized wording and documentation for loan transactions
• Tech-savvy with strong problem-solving, communication, and customer service skills
• Knowledgeable about lending practices with a sharp eye for detail

For more information on this role, please connect with Pam Dove at 713-260-5634 or pdove@bokf.com. To apply online or see the full job posting, visit Corporate Loan Documentation Analyst Job Details | BOK Financial.

Location: OK, 100% Remote

TransEleven Claims Managers based in Allen, TX (North Dallas) www.trans11claims.com is looking an experienced attorney to join our team as Senior Claims Counsel. Our attorneys are able to work 100% remote. As a result, we employ several OK attorneys, and we’re looking to expand in OK.

TransEleven Claims Managers (TCM) is a third-party claims administrator (TPA). We specialize in providing claims administration and litigation management services for programs placed by cover holders authorized to utilize the London Insurance Market. Our clients are foreign and domestic insurers, risk retention groups, captive insurers and self-insureds. We provide our services with an emphasis in Professional and General Liability risk exposures (PL/GL). TransEleven is a Lloyd's approved Delegated Claims Administrator (DCA).

The Position: You will oversee claims administration and litigation management for a portfolio of claim files, from initial coverage and claims analysis through resolution, including retaining and management of outside counsel, negotiations, mediations, settlement conferences, invoice and expense management and complex reporting to all parties.

Qualifications: 4 years experience (minimum) as an attorney in insurance litigation, insurance defense or professional liability claims administration

• Education: JD (Juris Doctor) from an accredited law school
• License: Licensed Insurance Adjuster (or willingness to obtain this and any other required insurance/legal certifications)
• Bar: Active member in good standing with at least one State Bar
• Skills: Experience working with claims/file management software and billing, exceptional writing skills and the ability to work independently and part of a close-knit team.

What We Offer: TransEleven offers a competitive salary and benefits package, which includes health/dental/life/disability insurance, PTO, 401(k) and bonus/profit sharing in a remote environment with flex scheduling. Join one of the most respected third-party claims administrators in the US and you'll be rewarded with a legal career that offers a work-life balance, while remaining in Oklahoma.

Interested candidates, please send your resume to jamesw@trans11claims.com.

Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

Tribal Court

Position Opening: Now

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITY: The Public Defender is responsible for carrying out faithfully the duties of this office to the best of his/her ability, and to cooperate, promote and protect the best interest of the members of the Pawnee tribe. The Public Defender is primarily responsible for representing indigent individuals in criminal matters before the court.

SPECIFIC DUTIES:

• Representation of indigent adults and juveniles in criminal matters.
• Representation of parents in neglect and deprived actions before the court.
• Representation of juveniles in the capacity of guardian ad litem.
• Represents indigent Indian individuals at bench trials.
• Negotiates plea agreements.
• Files motions, seeks places for defendants to perform community service, locates counseling to address client needs, explores alternatives to incarceration and investigates defendant's cases.
• The Public Defender may be called upon to counsel with tribal citizens residing within the jurisdiction of the Pawnee Nation.
• Performs other duties as may be assigned.

EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS: The Public Defender shall be a member in good standing of any State Bar Association or a graduate of any American Bar Association-approved law school.

The Public Defender shall serve a three (3) year term of office beginning from the date of their confirmation and until their successors take office, unless removed for cause, or by death or resignation.  Compensation is $400 per Court Date.

The Pawnee Business Council appoints the seats of these positions. If interested, please submit a written request with a resume to Misty M. Nuttle, President, Pawnee Business Council, Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma, P.O. Box 470, Pawnee, OK 74058. Any questions, please call (918) 762-3621 or email jnelson@pawneenation.org. For more information on the position, please contact Suzie Kanuho at 918-762-3011 or skanuho@pawneenation.org.    

Updated February 25, 2026

Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

Tribal Court

POSITION DESCRIPTION

The Pawnee Nation Supreme Court may hear appeals resulting from all final orders or judgments rendered by the District Court, appeals of other orders of the District Court subject to interlocutory appeal by law, and such original actions as may be provided by tribal law, and shall render its decision in writing to the parties of interest, files a copy thereof in the Supreme Court Clerk’s office and at the time of filing submit a copy to the official reporter of the decisions of the Court.  The decision of the Supreme Court shall be final and binding upon the parties.

To be eligible for selection or confirmation as a Justice of the Supreme Court, a person shall:

• Be either
  • Enrolled member of the Pawnee Nation
  • The parent, child, or spouse of an enrolled member
  • Actually domiciled within the territorial jurisdiction of the Pawnee Nation
  • An attorney, or
  • A lay advocate who has regularly practiced before the court as a member of the Bar of the Court for a period of seven (7) years
  • A graduate of an American Bar Association approved Law School, or a Paralegal program approved by the Supreme Court; and
• Have demonstrated moral integrity and fairness in business, public and private life, and
• Have never been convicted of a felony or an offense punishable by banishment or involving moral turpitude, whether or not actually imprisoned or banished, and have not been convicted of any offense, except traffic offenses, for a period of five years preceding the appointment. The five-year period shall begin to run from the date the person was unconditionally released from supervision of any sort as a result of a conviction.
• Have regularly abstained from the excessive use of alcohol and any use whatsoever of illegal drugs or psycho toxic chemical solvents.
• Be not less than thirty (30) years of age
• Not a member of the Tribal Legislative Body, or the holder of any other elective Tribal Office of this Tribe, provided that a candidate who is a member of the Tribal Legislative Body, or the holder of some other elective Tribal Office, may be confirmed as a justice subject to his/her resignation. Upon resignation from his/her elected Tribal Office, he/she may be sworn in and assume the duties of judicial office.
• If less than fifty (50) years of age, have completed at least sixty (60) semester credit hours at an accredited college or university, or at least four years of previous experience as a Judicial Officer for a recognized court.

All Justices of the Supreme Court shall serve six (6) year terms of office beginning from the date of their confirmation and until their successors take office, unless removed for cause, or by death or resignation.  Compensation is $450 per Supreme Court Meeting.

Duties and Powers of Justices:

All Justices of the Supreme Court, unless disqualified for conflict of interest or other cause, shall participate in the deliberations of that body and shall have the duty and power to conduct all court proceedings and issue all orders and papers incident thereto, in order to administer justice in all the matters within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. In doing so, the Supreme Court shall:

• Be responsible for creating and maintaining rules of the Court not contrary to the Tribal Constitution or Code, regulating conduct in the Supreme and District Courts to provide for the orderly and efficient administration of justice and the administration of the Courts. Such rules shall determine, where not otherwise provided by law, what actions be taken by a single Justice of the Court and shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court.
• Hear appeals from the District Court at a designated time and place
• Enter all appropriate orders and judgments.
• Keep all appropriate records as may be required.
• Perform all other duties as may be required for the operation of the Supreme Court and the District Court.
• Supervise the actions of the District Court and all Clerks, Reporters, Bailiffs, and other officers of the Courts.
• Perform any of the duties and powers of a District Judge in appropriate cases.

Send a letter of interest accompanied with a resume, to Misty M. Nuttle, Pawnee Business Council President, P.O. Box 470, Pawnee, OK 74058, or email it to jnelson@pawneenation.org. For more information on the position, please contact Suzie Kanuho at 918-762-3011 or skanuho@pawneenation.org.  

Updated February 25, 2026