Casey Lawson

Casey Lawson is an attorney with Mansell & Engel PC in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where his practice is devoted entirely to bad faith insurance law. He represents policyholders in disputes against their insurance carriers, focusing on wrongfully denied and underpaid property damage claims, including wind and hail damage to both commercial and residential properties, water losses, and a broad range of related coverage disputes.

A native of Oklahoma City, Mr. Lawson has spent his entire legal career immersed in insurance law. He joined Mansell & Engel PC in 2023, bringing with him a depth of experience that spans every stage of litigation – from presuit negotiations through trial and appellate proceedings – in both state and federal courts. This full-spectrum litigation background allows him to guide clients confidently through even the most complex insurance disputes, regardless of where they stand in the legal process.

Early in his legal career, Mr. Lawson trained under a well-regarded figure in Oklahoma's legal community, an experience that laid the groundwork for his practice. Through this mentorship, he gained extensive, practical exposure to personal injury and insurance-related matters. It was during this time that he cultivated a particular competence in uninsured and underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage disputes. His growing authority in this niche area eventually led him to share his insights with peers, delivering a seminar on UM law to the Oklahoma Association for Justice.

Academically, Mr. Lawson's academic path reflects a steady commitment to the state of Oklahoma. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from The University of Oklahoma in 2015, followed by a Juris Doctor from The University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2019. He is licensed to practice before Oklahoma state courts, the U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Western Districts of Oklahoma (pro hac vice) and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, credentials that reflect the breadth of his practice across jurisdictions.