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If you are interested in obtaining legal representation by Joe Hampton ADR, please contact our offices at (405)702-4346. After we have obtained information from you regarding the matter and conducted a conflict check through our conflict of interest procedures, we will see that you are put in touch with the lawyer best suited to handle your matter. If the firm chooses to represent you, we will send you an engagement letter. Once you return the signed engagement letter to our firm, you will be our client, and we may exchange information freely.

In the event that the information on this website is inconsistent with the rules governing communications of legal services in a particular state, Joe Hampton ADR is unwilling to assume representation of those clients based upon this communication.

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