Laura Long is a trial lawyer who concentrates her practice in energy litigation and complex business and commercial litigation. She has represented clients ranging from individuals to national corporations in state and federal trial courts, bankruptcy courts, appellate courts, and arbitrations and mediations. Her litigation practice has involved local and multi-state class actions, mass actions, and qui tam litigation. Laura’s experience includes counseling energy clients on a variety of contractual and operational matters, and she has represented clients in oil and gas related contract disputes, marketing and measurement litigation, royalty owner issues, lease disputes, easement and encroachment issues, surface owner disputes, well production disputes, and toxic torts. Her litigation experience also includes representation of clients in a variety of other industries in matters involving intellectual property, contract disputes, personal injury, and creditor’s rights, including liens, foreclosures and bankruptcy.
Laura’s achievements have earned her inclusion in the prestigious Chambers USA Guide to America’s Leading Lawyers for Business, where she holds the distinction of being ranked nationally in the field of oil and gas litigation, as well as ranked in Oklahoma in the category of energy and natural resources law. Additionally, she has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America (commercial litigation; energy law; environmental litigation; oil and gas law). In the Oklahoma City market, Best Lawyers selected her as “Energy Lawyer of the Year” for 2025 and “Environmental Litigation Lawyer of the Year” for 2025, honors given to a single lawyer in each legal specialty in each market.