Kaci Case is a litigator whose practice encompasses a broad range of civil litigation, including the resolution of complex business and commercial disputes, before state and federal courts as well as in mediations and arbitration proceedings.

Kaci graduated cum laude with her undergraduate degree in management from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2021 and with distinction from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2026. While in law school, she served as assistant managing editor of the American Indian Law Review, was a member of the Oil and Gas, Natural Resources and Energy Society, and earned American Jurisprudence Awards for academic achievement in Family Law, First Amendment Law, and Advanced Persuasive Writing.

Prior to entering law school, the Oklahoma native worked as a bailiff for Oklahoma County District Judge C. Brent Dishman for nearly two years. In this role, she gained valuable insights into the state court system and the legal community and was responsible for drafting orders, managing all official correspondence from chambers, preparing daily dockets and maintaining the chambers calendar, and serving as primary point of contact for prospective and selected jurors.