Founding Attorney Gary L. Richardson has earned his reputation as one of the most prominent and accomplished lawyers in the Southwest region, and many clients seek after his firm. Gary founded Richardson Richardson Boudreaux PLLC, originally The Richardson Law Firm, to give injured victims the powerful voice they need when battling insurance companies and other deep-pocketed corporations. Representing clients throughout Texas, Oklahoma, and other surrounding states, Gary has successfully recovered a number of record-setting jury verdicts.
To benefit from our thorough representation, call Richardson Richardson Boudreaux PLLC at 918-888-8000 for a free initial consultation.
A Reputation for Success
Gary’s talent and reputation for securing multi-million dollar recoveries stem from his ability to communicate with the jury in a persuasive, convincing, and highly effective manner. He believes his success is, in part, a product of the lessons he has learned through a multitude of experiences, of a career in sales, as well as serving as a State Prosecutor, and United States Attorney appointed by President Ronald Reagan.
These experiences have served as inspiration for four books Gary has had published: Fear is Never Your Friend, Black Robe Fever, Thank God They Ate the Apple, and I Want You To See Me, along with a motivational audio series entitled Winning in the Courtroom that has been purchased by lawyers throughout the U.S. He delivers seminars nationwide regarding his first book, Fear is Never Your Friend, helping people eliminate the destructive power of fear in their lives.
History of Richardson Richardson Boudreaux PLLC
Our firm was founded with the express purpose of representing individuals who have been wronged and has grown to become one of the most preeminent trial firms in the Southwest.
Outside the Office
Gary is married to Lanna Wilcox, and together they have five children and 11 grandchildren. He is an active member of South Tulsa Baptist Church. He has served in other churches as a Deacon, Sunday school teacher, music leader, and as a guest speaker at the pulpit.
