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The Name on the Door: Why Oklahoma's Ethics Rules Raise Questions About Drummond Law's Use of the Attorney General's Name

Latest in this investigation · Aug 21, 2026

The Name on the Door: Why Oklahoma's Ethics Rules Raise Questions About Drummond Law's Use of the Attorney General's Name

The firm is called Drummond Law. Oklahoma's ethics rules say a firm can't use a public official's name unless he's actively practicing there. If he is, he's violating his public mandate. If he isn't, the name is doing something else.

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  1. The Name on the Door: Why Oklahoma's Ethics Rules Raise Questions About Drummond Law's Use of the Attorney General's Name
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