Prior
to joining the Taylor
Burrage Law Firm, Clint
served as a law clerk
to the Honorable Robin
J. Cauthron, former Chief
Judge of the United States
District Court for the
Western District of Oklahoma.
Clint’s
practice encompasses
state and federal litigation
involving complex civil
matters, commercial
disputes, torts, personal
injury, maritime law,
environmental law, class
actions, probate, real
estate and eminent domain.
He represents individuals,
as well as local and
national clients, in
litigation across the
State of Oklahoma.
Clint’s
achievements have earned
him inclusion in Oklahoma
Super Lawyers’
list of “Oklahoma
Rising Stars”,
which recognizes the
State’s top up-and-coming
attorneys.
Clint
graduated Phi Beta Kappa
from Penn State University
in 1993. He earned a
Master’s Degree
from the University
of Oklahoma in 1995,
and graduated Magna
Cum Laude from the Oklahoma
City University School
of Law in 2001 while
working for the Oklahoma
State Regents for Higher
Education.
Clint
and his wife Lara and
their four children
live on their family’s
ranch in rural Rogers
County.
Bar
Admissions:
Oklahoma
U.S. District Court,
Northern District of
Oklahoma
U.S. District Court,
Eastern District of
Oklahoma
U.S. District Court,
Western District of
Oklahoma
U.S. Court of Appeals,
Tenth Circuit
Memberships
& Affiliations:
Oklahoma Bar Association
Past President, Rogers
County Bar Association
Mayes County Bar Association
Federal Bar Association
Community
Involvement:
President, Inola
Public Schools Board
of Education Rogers
County United Way Board
of Directors (2008-2009)
Representative
Experience:
Representation
of public utilities,
electric cooperatives,
and national corporate
defendants in commercial
litigation, real estate,
and eminent domain matters.
See e.g., Beal v.
Western Farmers Electric
Cooperative, Inc.,
2010 OK CIV APP 6, 228
P.3d 538 (published)(holding
that electromagnetic
field and alleged stray
voltage from electric
transmission line do
not give rise to trespass
claims under Oklahoma
law); Oklahoma Municipal
Power Authority and
Public Utilities Board
of Brownsville, Texas
v. American Electric
Power Corp., Case
No. CIV-08-1055-R, United
States District Court
for the Western District
of Oklahoma (defense
of complex utility dispute);
Thompson, et al.
v. Tyson Foods, Inc.,
et al., Mayes County
District Court Case
No. CJ-01-452 (unpublished)(successful
class action defense
of claims for public
and private nuisance).
Representation
of individuals in real
estate, personal injury,
business litigation,
probate, and estate
planning. See e.g.,
Echols v. OMNI Medical
Group, Inc., _ _
F. Supp. 2d _ _, 2010
WL 4683568 (N.D. Okla.)(remand
of medical malpractice
claims, finding that
severance of non-diverse
medical group was inappropriate
for purposes of invoking
diversity jurisdiction);
Scott v. Werner Enterprises,
Inc., United States
District Court for the
Eastern District of
Missouri, Cause No.:
04CV00029FRB (successful
plaintiff’s settlement
against trucking carrier);
Baker & Lewis
Investments, LLC, et
al. v. Quality Galvanizing,
LLC, et al., Rogers
County District Court,
Case No. CJ-2006-653
(successful plaintiff’s
mass tort settlement
based on trespass and
nuisance arising from
fugitive dust).
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