Injury Lawyers at Stipe Injury Law
Serving Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and surrounding areas
Personal Injury Law Firm, Stipe & Belote prides itself on its high-caliber attorneys. To learn more about them, please read through their credentials below or contact us today.
James Belote
Practice Areas:
Personal Injury Law, including Automobile/Trucking Accidents, Insurance Bad Faith, Social Security Disability, Nursing Home Negligence, Product Liability, Medical Negligence, General Litigation
Education:
- 1985 - University of Oklahoma, B.B.A.
- 1988 - University of Oklahoma Law School, J.D.
Bar Admissions:
- 1988 - Oklahoma Bar Association
- 1990 - Texas Bar Association
Court Admissions:
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Oklahoma All Oklahoma State Courts
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit
Professional Involvement:
- American Bar Association
- Oklahoma Bar Association
- Oklahoma County Bar Association
- Oklahoma Association for Justice- President 2009
Vice-President (2007-2008)
Executive Committee (2004-2008) - Texas Bar Association
Jack Stipe
Practice Areas:
Personal Injury Law, including Automobile/Trucking Accidents, Premises Liability, Nursing Home Negligence and Products Liability, Insurance Bad Faith, Workers' Compensation
Education:
- 1999 - University of Oklahoma Law School, J.D.
- 1994 - University of Oklahoma, B.A. - Anthropology
Legal Experience:
- 1999 - Present - Stipe Law Firm
Bar Admissions:
- 1999 - Oklahoma Bar Association
Court Admissions:
- U.S. District Court for the Western and Eastern District of Oklahoma
- All Oklahoma State Courts
Professional Involvement:
- American Bar Association - Member
- Oklahoma Bar Association - Member
- Oklahoma County Bar Association
- Oklahoma Trial Lawyers Association - Advisory Committee
- Oklahoma Association for Justice- Member
Although medical professionals are required by law to exercise the utmost care, skill and diligence when treating their patients, it is estimated that over 90,000 people every year are either injured or killed due to physician or nurse error. 
When workers are injured, employers and their workers compensation insurance carrier are responsible for providing those employees with the medical care they need as quickly as possible. 
If you are disabled, and can no longer work, the federal government offers disability payments to individuals who qualify under the Social Security Disability Insurance plan. 
