OKLAHOMA CITY – Benchmark Litigation has officially honored Crowe Dunlevy as the 2026 Oklahoma Firm of the Year. The national publication selects only one premier law firm per state annually to receive this exclusive distinction. This notable achievement marks the firm's 12th time earning the Oklahoma Firm of the Year title in the past 14 years, while also celebrating its eighth consecutive year securing the award.
During the selection process, the publication recognized the firm for its unwavering consistency in providing excellent service to clients. Benchmark Litigation also highlighted the diverse talents, deep industry knowledge, and vast experience of the firm's lawyers. Paige A. Masters, a member of the Crowe Dunlevy Litigation & Trial Practice Group, traveled to New York City to accept the award on behalf of the firm at the 17th annual Benchmark US Awards ceremony earlier this month.
"We're honored to be recognized again by Benchmark," said Mrs. Masters. "This award is a direct reflection of the hard work put forth by the dedicated professionals of our outstanding Litigation & Trial practice."
Firm leadership echoed this strong sentiment, emphasizing the firm's primary mission of serving those who rely on their experience. "Congratulations to the Firm, our fine litigators and trial attorneys, and the teams that support them," remarked Crowe Dunlevy President & CEO Adam W. Childers. "This recognition belongs not only to our attorneys but also to the clients who trust us with their most important legal matters. Every case we handle carries immense responsibility, and this recognition affirms the hard work, integrity, and collaborative spirit that define our firm."
Benchmark Litigation operates as a definitive national peer-review publication that thoroughly researches and ranks litigation law firms and attorneys across North America. The publication bases its rigorous selection process on an independent examination of extensive casework. Furthermore, researchers conduct comprehensive interviews with individual litigators, asking them to provide professional opinions on their peers and practitioners within their specific jurisdictions or practice areas.
*Crowe Dunlevy has no input in the rating methodologies used by Benchmark Litigation.