HALL & LUDLAM - ATTORNEYS AT LAW

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About HALL & LUDLAM - ATTORNEYS AT LAW

From the firm’s website

Attorneys

• Joel C. Hall — Director Emeritus
• Jeffery S. Ludlam — CEO and President
• Lisa Ludlam — Managing Director of OKlahoma
• Bruce Robertson — Head of Civil LItigation
• Kyle Puckett — Attorney- Consumer Litiation manager
• Bart A. Boren — Of Counsel Real Property Division
• Travis Lawler — Attorney
• Rustin Brunson — Director of Texas

Services listed

Business Litigation, Credit Union and Banking Law, Bankruptcy, Creditor's Rights, Appellate Law, Business Transactions, Construction Litigation, Corporate Law, Estate Planning, Business Planning, Civil Litigation, Commercial Collections

Offices

• 210 Park Ave, Ste 3001 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102

Awards & recognition

• Texas Monthly Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2017

Source: okcfirm.com · checked October 15, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.

Details & Amenities

• A. Byrd· via Google

  I was not a client nor opponent of the law firm. I attended the proceedings as an ADA support person for my wife. The attorney, Alex Hall, was extremely unprofessional in his interactions with the opponent, my wife, who was representing herself pro se. He said "This is my hearing," when we were alone in a conference room when he was discussing gathering information, when there was in fact no hearing in session and they would let the judge know if there was progress. He became visibly flustered and put his pen down and, I swear to you, this young attorney literally whined to us in a higher-pitched voice, "Why are you making this so difficult?" after we made a motion that had to be decided by the judge. Something else he did was he started asking me questions. I'm not named in the case and have no involvement other than as the ADA support person, granted permission by the judge. His questions were about my income and assets, to which I answered "That's none of your business," and, "That's not appropriate or pertinent," because Oklahoma isn't a communal property state and we have a prenuptial agreement, and the action was for before my wife and I even met. After he asked for that hearing that day, and we agreed, Alex Hall, once he determined that I- the ADA support person- would not answer his questions, he stood up, packed his belongings, and said that he would not allow me to attend the next session, then walked out of the "hearing" he specifically asked for after scheduling another for 6 months later. We followed him to the clerk's office to get copies of the orders from that day. As we were leaving I heard him saying to the ladies that worked in that office, "They say I walked out…" but the door closed so I missed the rest. It appeared that he was seeking validation from parties not even remotely involved. I attempted to contact the senior partners to inform them of this childish, inappropriate, and unprofessional behavior. I left messages with the front office,

  2 years ago
• Andrea Haynes-Bell· via Google

  Went court a 2 years ago over my bank account getting hacked now mind you this bank has had a major problem with this it happened to me twice i was told by the fraud customer service person i wouldn't be reasonable for it went court a YEAR later mind you to try to settle waited in court the lawyer was late he had No idea what he was there for i filled out paperwork the law firm sent before my court date submitted all assets he looked though paperwork immediately asked you going to make a payment today after sitting for less the 20 minutes after being and hour or more late I told him no I just thought this was a court date /judgement never got to see a judge for things to be explained he left the conference room went to see the judge with out ME i sat in the conference room by my self waiting for 20 more minutes the attorney left with out a word the court officer had to go see the judge for me because he was wondering why i was still waiting came back he told me i was done after talking to the judge for me and apologized to me because the Attorney just walked out and i was free to go fast forward a year later my paycheck is being garnered after telling the representing Attorney it would be financial hard ship and I was willingly to surrender my tax refund a year ago no contact no return response to try to work out something VERY UNPROFESSIONAL so second job it is just to cover the 25% they are taking BRAVO no warning that this going to happen not letter or court papers saying they decided to garnish my paycheck which is fine now it to late

  11 months ago
• fred barney· via Google

  I had a garnishment, which on my end was my fault I should've paid what I paid. But the issue is when they set up my garnishment. My total was over $7000 which I paid and completed now out of nowhere. I'm getting hit with another garnishment from the same law office for another $1100 for the same company that I didn't even go to But now they won't answer my phone to explain this $1100 garnishment coming out of my payroll check that is already completed and paid for under the $7000 that they first initiated started with. There was no contact no phone call just a letter in the mail. Now they made a mistake on their end. I shouldn't have to pay that price for that. I did my due diligence!

  11 months ago
• Tearsa Leeming-Turner· via Google

  The lady who answered the phone was very rude, I asked a simple question and was talked to like I am a child. I don't care what the situation is people are still human and deserve respect.

  3 months ago
• Brooklyn Haywood· via Google

  If I could give a zero star, I would this is the rudest company I've ever spoke with. They treat everyone with disrespect and just want their money, but won't even reciprocate /communicate money handling issues. I have emailed for weeks straight phone called for a weeks straight and cannot get on the phone with anybody who can give me a straightforward answer. they're just wanting your money, even though you don't owe them any money at the point.

  6 months ago