Patrick Collogan

A partner at Biby Law Firm Injury and Accident Lawyers, located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Patrick Collogan provides legal representation to individuals and families in a wide range of personal injury matters. His practice focuses on helping clients pursue compensation after serious accidents and injuries, offering strategic guidance tailored to each case.

Known for his client-focused practice, Mr. Collogan works closely with those he represents to understand the full scope of their injuries and legal needs. He emphasizes clear communication and practical guidance throughout the legal process, helping clients make informed decisions during what is often a challenging time.

Mr. Collogan handles a variety of complex personal injury claims, including those involving car accidents, trucking accidents and premises liability. He also represents clients in wrongful death cases, oil field accidents and dog bite litigation. In addition, he has experience addressing insurance disputes and bad faith litigation, advocating for clients when insurers fail to uphold their obligations. Through both negotiation and litigation, he works to secure favorable outcomes for those he represents.

With a strong foundation in trial advocacy, Mr. Collogan brings a results-driven approach to every case. His legal work is informed by his participation on the American Association for Justice moot court trial team during law school, where he developed critical courtroom and advocacy skills that continue to benefit his clients today.

Mr. Collogan earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2011. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Louisiana Monroe, graduating magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in 2008. Admitted to practice law in Oklahoma, he is an active member of several professional organizations, including the American Association for Justice, the Oklahoma Bar Association, the Kay County Bar Association, the Tulsa County Bar Association and the Oklahoma Association for Justice.