Rodney L. Cook is experienced in all areas of tort litigation with special emphasis in the practice areas of product liability, warranty, insurance and fraternity law. Rodney represents national and international product manufacturers and insurers in personal injury, warranty and property damage cases.
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Rodney L. Cook
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Oklahoma City
405.235.4100 Main
405.552.2420 Direct
405.235.4133 Fax
Practice Areas
Rodney Cook focuses his practice in the defense of manufacturers of products, insureds and fraternity organizations in civil litigation. He serves as local and national counsel for vehicle manufacturers and industrial and consumer product suppliers. He has represented numerous fraternal organizations in the defense of their local chapters and national organizations. Rodney also serves as defense counsel in warranty litigation, bad faith cases, trucking company lawsuits and in the defense of general civil litigation matters.
He currently serves as lead counsel in Oklahoma defending the interests of consumer products, trucking and auto vehicle manufacturers such as Helen of Troy, L.P., James R. Favor & Company, Navistar, Inc. (International Trucks), Daimler Trucks North America (Freightliner); PACCAR, Inc. (Peterbilt and Kenworth Trucks), Mack Trucks, , Volvo Cars USA, Porsche Cars North America, Volvo Trucks North America and numerous other corporations.
Rodney has served as panel counsel for Oklahoma Lawyers for Children and is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law and the Oklahoma City University School of Law. He is past president and director of Oklahoma Delta Upsilon Fraternity Alumni Advisory and Corporation Boards and a member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
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