About Grant J
Grant J Rogers built a legal path that moves from local courtrooms to multi-state practice. He began his academic studies at Midwestern State University, earning a B.B.A. in Finance in 2010. He then returned to Oklahoma for law school, taking his J.D. from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2014.
His early professional years combine courtroom exposure and administrative work. In 2010 he worked in the Wichita County District Lawyer's Office as a law clerk and administrative assistant. While still in law school he served as a law clerk at Delluomo & Crow in 2013, and he became a certified mediator through the Supreme Court of Oklahoma in 2012. Those roles gave him steady contact with litigation procedures and case management.
After law school, Rogers moved into private practice. In 2015 he held lawyer positions at both Delluomo & Crow and Altman Legal Group. Those stints placed him in active litigation settings and broadened his experience handling client matters in pretrial and trial phases. In 2021 he joined Hoover Rogers Law, LLP, where he continues to practice.
Rogers maintains licensure in both Oklahoma and Texas. His memberships reflect regular involvement in organizations that serve litigators and trial attorneys. He has been part of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association since 2015 and joined the Texas Young Lawyers Association in 2016. He is also a member of the Oklahoma Association for Justice and the American Association for Justice, both since 2015. Locally, he belongs to the Wichita County Bar Association, which he joined in 2015.
Beyond legal groups he served on the board of the Arts Council Wichita Falls Area, Inc. from 2016 to 2019. That role indicates a degree of civic engagement outside strict legal work. His certification as a mediator adds another dimension; it signals familiarity with alternative dispute resolution alongside traditional courtroom practice.
Colleagues describe him as thorough and steady in litigation settings. He has worked across different firms and roles, and those transitions have left him comfortable in both plaintiff- and defense-oriented environments. He handles case intake, motion practice, discovery and courtroom appearances.
Rogers practices at Hoover Rogers Law, LLP. He is licensed in Oklahoma and Texas and focuses his current practice on civil litigation and trial work across those states.
