Matthew Wade is a personal injury attorney with Abel Law Firm. He joined the firm in 2014 after working as in-house counsel for State Farm Insurance for more than seven years. His inside knowledge on how insurance companies operate gives him a distinct edge in his personal injury practice.
Matthew graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2005 and is and was selected as a “Super Lawyer” by Super Lawyers in 2021.
Joined Abel Law Firm, 2014
Senior Trial Attorney with Angela D. Ailles & Associates, In-House Counsel for State Farm Insurance Companies, 2007-2014
Associate with Nash, Cohenour, Kelley & Giessmann, 2006-2007
Associate with the Law Offices of Daniel M. Davis, 2005-2006
Intern, DeBee Gilchrist, 2003-2005
Intern, Oklahoma County Public Defender, 2003
Admitted to practice in: All Oklahoma trial and appellate courts, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma
Juris Doctor Degree, University of Oklahoma College of Law, 2005
Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Oklahoma Christian University, 1999
Studied at Oklahoma Christian University in Vienna, Austria, 1998
Oklahomans across the state have recognized the Abel Law Firm's unique heritage as a statewide institution. Founded by Ed Abel, and today led by his son, Luke Abel, our personal injury law firm has become synonymous with empathy, compassion, and the highest professional performance serving our neighbors. Our family has sought to leave a profound impact upon the State of Oklahoma. We appreciate that former Governor Mary Fallin recognized that dedication when she declared May 1st "Ed Abel Day."
To be named Oklahoma's Best Personal Injury Law Firm is humbling. We are grateful to have won this prestigious honor. We work every day to earn the trust of those we serve: Oklahoma families who are facing some of the most difficulty days of their lives due to the negligence of others. It is our intention and resolve to continue to be deserving of the faith Oklahomans have placed in our family's law firm. Thank you!
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