We invest ourselves and our resources into our town…
We’re committed to our community. Norman is our home and we’ve made it a priority to invest ourselves and our resources back into our town. Our philosophy on giving back is simple — If you can, you should. It may take extra effort or adjusting our schedule, but we believe that it’s important to contribute to something bigger than ourselves.
Here are a few of the ways our firm is giving back:
In the past our firm has joined with attorneys from around the state to provide food for families in need during the Thanksgiving season. In 2011, we expanded this event by donating $5,000.00 to buy turkeys and getting other businesses and professionals to donate money to purchase turkeys, which we handed out to the less fortunate families from the Norman area from our parking lot on November 18, 2011. We look forward each year to helping our community celebrate the holidays, together.
Learn More about our 2011 Thanksgiving Event
The fight against multiple-sclerosis (MS) is an issue that hits close to home for our firm. Devin, our legal assistant, has MS, which is presently in remission. We’re committed to financial support and members of our legal team participate in volunteer activities and fundraising events throughout the year. Please help us support this important cause and give generously to the Oklahoma chapter of the National MS Society.
The purpose of Oklahoma Lawyers for Children is to use the time, talent and resources of qualified pro bono attorneys to represent children in the Juvenile Division of the Oklahoma County District Court. We financially support this important organization and encourage others to do the same.
Norman Historic District Commission
Years ago, Mr. Bernstein was asked by the Mayor to join the inaugural board of the Norman Historic District Commission. He served as a board member for many years and with the other commissioners helped shape the direction this committee would take as it moved forward. Since leaving the board, Mr. Bernstein remains committed to helping ensure that Norman retains its place as one of the best places to live.
(In 2008, CNN/Money Magazine ranked Norman as the 6th best small city in the U.S.)
