Brandon Berry

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Brandon Berry: Attorney with Latham Keele Lehman Ratcliff Carter & Clarke P.C.

Biography

Brandon Berry joined the firm in October 2025, focusing his practice on Banking and Financial Institutions, Corporate Services, Real Estate, and Litigation. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Tulsa College of Law, graduating with highest honors and serving as Executive Articles Editor for the Energy Law Journal. Brandon also holds a Bachelor of Business Administration, cum laude, from the University of Oklahoma.

While in law school, Brandon published an article titled “Protecting The ‘Dominant’ Interest: The Application of Lapse Statutes in Mineral Rights Disputes” in the Energy Law Journal, demonstrating his strong research and writing skills in complex legal topics.

Outside of work, Brandon enjoys spending time outdoors: hunting, fishing, golfing, and playing pickleball.
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Areas of Practice (4)

  • Banking Law
  • Corporate Services
  • Real Estate
  • Litigation

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
The University of Oklahoma, B.B.A, Cum Laude, 2022
Law School Attended:
The University of Tulsa College of Law,, J.D., Highest Honors, 2025
Year of First Admission:
2025
Admission:
2025, Oklahoma
ISLN:
1001698962

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918-405-1225  Phone

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