About Clayburn
Clayburn Curtis is an Oklahoma-licensed attorney who combines a liberal arts background with a law degree. He reads numbers and statutes with equal care. The result is a practical approach to client matters and case analysis.
Curtis earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Oklahoma State University–Tulsa. He then attended the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where he completed his Juris Doctor. Those two schools anchor his academic record and inform how he approaches legal problems.
After law school he entered private practice and now serves as a lawyer at Overman Legal Group. He is admitted to practice in Oklahoma and works within that jurisdiction. Colleagues describe him as steady in the courtroom and deliberate at counsel table. He handles research, motions and client counseling as part of his day-to-day work.
His economics training shapes how he frames disputes. It helps when assessing damages, weighing settlement options and evaluating the financial implications of litigation. At the same time, his legal training provides the doctrinal and procedural foundation needed to advance a client’s position before judges and administrative bodies.
Curtis’s practice reflects a balance between preparation and responsiveness. He prepares written work product and oral argument carefully. He also responds to client needs as cases develop. That mix of planning and adaptability can matter in contested matters where timing and information change quickly.
Outside of individual cases, Curtis keeps up with developments in Oklahoma law. He reviews new decisions and statutory changes that affect his clients. He engages with peers at his firm to test legal theories and refine strategy. The result is a methodical practice that emphasizes clear analysis and practical outcomes.
Today, Curtis practices law at Overman Legal Group, representing clients in matters governed by Oklahoma law.
