Meet Our Truck Accident Lawyers in Tulsa, Oklahoma

We Represent You in Amazon, FedEx, and UPS Truck Accidents

At the Law Office of Michael R. Green, PLLC, our attorneys focus on helping people injured by trucks, delivery vehicles, and commercial drivers across Oklahoma. When you're up against a company like Amazon, FedEx, or UPS, you need attorneys who understand how these cases work, and who will stay personally involved from day one.

Michael R. Green

For more than 36 years, Michael R. Green has dedicated his practice to helping injured Oklahomans and their families. Throughout his career, Mike has seen how quickly an injury can disrupt a person’s health, employment, finances, and family life. That experience shapes the personal and practical approach he brings to every client.

Mike founded the Law Office of Michael R. Green on the belief that injured people deserve an attorney who will listen, provide straightforward advice, and remain personally involved throughout the case. His decades of legal experience are matched by a continuing commitment to treating every client with respect and ensuring that each person understands what is happening and what comes next.

JAMES C. HOLMES

James C. Holmes is an Oklahoma attorney, Marine veteran, and graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law. Before becoming an attorney, James served his country in the United States Marine Corps and later worked with the Broken Arrow Fire Department. Those experiences helped shape the discipline, preparation, and commitment to service that he now brings to representing injured Oklahomans.

James focuses his practice on personal injury and workers' compensation matters, with particular attention to truck accidents and cases involving commercial and delivery vehicles, including those operated by Amazon, FedEx, and UPS drivers. He believes clients should receive honest answers, consistent communication, and personal attention from people who actually know their case. James takes pride in helping clients understand complicated legal issues while never losing sight of the person and family behind the case.

Why Delivery Truck Crashes are Different

Amazon, FedEx, and UPS run on tight delivery windows. Drivers are often tracked in real time, scored on speed, and pushed to complete more stops in less time. That pressure can lead to:

Speeding through neighborhoods and parking lots Rolling stops and blown red lights while trying to stay on schedule Distracted driving from handheld scanners, GPS apps, and dispatch alerts Fatigue from long shifts and back-to-back routes Poorly maintained or overloaded delivery vehicles

These companies also have resources most drivers don't — onboard cameras, GPS and telematics data, driver logs, and internal safety reports. That evidence can make or break a case, but it can also disappear or get overwritten quickly if no one requests it in time. We move fast to preserve it.