Annie Whitfield
Attorney
Most of my cases start with a family who knew something was wrong.
Before law school I worked as a nurse's aide at a long-term care home in east Tulsa. I know what good care looks like, and what it looks like when a floor is short-staffed.
I handle the group's nursing home neglect and fall cases. I read every page of the chart myself, and I explain what I find in plain words, in English or Vietnamese.
Credentials
Admissions and education
Bar admissions
Oklahoma
2013
Arkansas
2016
Courts
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Oklahoma
2014
U.S. District Court, Western District of Arkansas
2016
Education
J.D., University of Oklahoma College of Law
2013
B.A., University of Tulsa
2010
Languages
English
Vietnamese
Fluent
Memberships
Tulsa County Bar Association
How I work
Families in these cases are usually still caring for someone, or grieving them. I keep meetings short, come to you when that's easier, and send a written update after every step.
Outside work, I volunteer at a free legal clinic on Saturdays and cook too much phở on Sundays.
Talk with Annie
The first meeting is free. Call the office or send a few lines.