Get the Justice You Deserve
At The Cotton Law Firm, PLLC, we fight for those who’ve been hurt, wronged, or denied justice. Since 2005, Attorney Eric Cotton has successfully represented clients across Oklahoma in personal injury, civil rights, estate planning, and probate matters.
We’re more than a legal team — we’re your ally during life’s most difficult moments. Whether it’s a car accident, excessive force, wrongful arrest, or preparing for the future with a will or trust, you can count on us to pursue the results you deserve and protect what matters most.
We focus on helping individuals and families recover physically, financially, and emotionally from life-changing incidents.
Clients consistently describe our firm as responsive, compassionate, and results-driven. But don’t take our word for it — read what our past clients have to say.
Most personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay anything unless we win your case. At The Cotton Law Firm, your initial consultation is always free, and we only get paid if you do.
After ensuring your safety and receiving medical attention, it’s important to document everything and avoid speaking to insurance companies alone. Contact an attorney right away to protect your rights and maximize your claim.
Yes. If your civil rights were violated — including false arrest or excessive force — you may be entitled to compensation. We pursue justice against law enforcement agencies and hold them accountable for misconduct.
You may be eligible for damages covering medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and in some cases, punitive damages. Every case is different, and we’ll help assess your full entitlements.
Estate planning protects your family, ensures your wishes are honored, and prevents legal complications. Whether you’re single, married, or a parent, a will or trust gives peace of mind and control over your legacy.
Yes. Even if you have a valid will, your estate will still go through probate in Oklahoma. A will simply tells the court how you want your assets distributed — but it doesn’t avoid the court process itself. Probate ensures the will is legally valid, debts are paid, and property is properly transferred. To avoid probate entirely, you’ll need to use tools like a revocable living trust, joint ownership, or beneficiary designations.
Avoiding probate can save your family time, money, and stress. Probate is a public, court-supervised process that can take months or even years — during which your heirs may not have access to important assets. It also involves legal fees, filing costs, and potential disputes. By avoiding probate through a trust or other strategies, your family can settle your estate quickly, privately, and with fewer legal hurdles.