E. Edd Pritchett, Jr. has been an attorney since 1995.  His areas of concentration include Litigation, Insurance Law, and Personal Injury.  He is admitted to practice in Oklahoma and the U.S. District Court, Western and Northern Districts of Oklahoma.   Mr. Pritchett belonged to the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Inn of Court from 1996-1998. He is a current member of the Oklahoma County Bar Association, and has served on the Board of Directors of the Young Lawyer's Division,  He has also been Chairman of the New Member Orientation Committee of the Young Lawyer's Division of the Oklahoma Bar Association.     Mr. Pritchett distinguished himself in law school at the University of Oklahoma as a member of Phi Delta Phi and the Order of the Coif.  He was also highlighted in Who's Who: American Law Students, Edition 15.  In 2008, Mr. Pritchett was selected as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine.  This honor was reserved for only the top 2.5% of all lawyers under the age of 40. Mr. Pritchett also has a Bachelor's degree from Oklahoma State University.

Tony Edwards was born and raised in McAlester and has devoted himself to serving the legal needs of the people in his home area. He achieved an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, indicating the highest level in legal ability and ethical standards. He received his undergraduate degree in sociology and psychology from East Central University in Ada and then went to Oklahoma University College of Law, receiving his J.D. in 1982. He took a position with a general-practice law firm in Ada and stayed there for five years before returning to McAlester to join the Stipe Law Firm. At the Stipe firm, Edwards began focusing on civil litigation on behalf of plaintiffs. In 2006, he decided to that he wanted to create a smaller firm that would give him an opportunity to provide more personal service. The Edwards firm was born that year, and he has continued to concentrate on plaintiff’s civil litigation. His practice today encompasses cases involving motor vehicles, nursing homes, defective products, and oil-field injuries. He also handles Social Security cases and has been involved in numerous mass-tort cases involving defective products. His efforts have resulted in numerous significant verdicts and settlements for his clients. One of his most notable was a confidential settlement on the eve of trial with the Ford Motor Co. on a products-liability case involving the design of a gas tank that ignited. In another, he represented the family of an East Central University football player who was killed in a hate-crime incident. No matter what the case, Edwards brings the same committed approach to the benefit of his clients. “Our logo is: ‘We care. We fight. We win.’ That’s an honest statement of what we do. We try to treat people fairly and give them our best effort,” he says. Edwards and his wife, DeVonna, are active in the Lakewood Christian Church, where he has been an elder for more than 20 years. They are also active in an organization, Shared Blessings, which DeVonna launched in 1998 to provide clothing for people in need. Since then, it has continued to expand and now also provides food, household goods, disaster relief, and emergency financial assistance. In his spare time, Edwards enjoys golf and is a passionate Oklahoma University sports fan.