Nicholas E. Moorad
Nick Moorad has extensive experience representing employers and insurance carriers in Oklahoma workers’ compensation litigation, with particular strengths in litigation strategy, claim evaluation, exposure assessment, and appellate advocacy. He has successfully handled significant appellate matters before the Oklahoma Supreme Court and the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals, contributing to important developments in Oklahoma workers’ compensation law and defense practice. Nick is also an effective advocate in alternative dispute resolution, consistently working toward favorable outcomes for clients through mediation and settlement negotiations.Nick brings substantial experience in deposition practice, including examining plaintiffs and witnesses in workers’ compensation, insurance defense, and trucking defense matters. He also has experience deposing and defending physicians, effectively developing medical testimony and advancing his clients’ positions in contested cases. Throughout the litigation process, Nick focuses on developing sound defense strategies, evaluating potential exposure, and helping clients navigate complex disputes with practical, results-oriented counsel. He has also presented at numerous workers’ compensation seminars, sharing insights on legal developments and issues affecting employers and insurance carriers. Prior to joining MVP Law, Nick practiced with a private law firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma where he focused on workers’ compensation and personal injury litigation.
Nick earned his Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Oklahoma State University and his Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law. While in law school, he worked at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, gaining valuable experience with governmental and regulatory matters, including contracts. He is a member of the Tulsa County Bar Association, Oklahoma Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.
Outside of his practice, Nick enjoys golfing, traveling, serving at his local church, and spending time with family and friends. He can also be found cheering on the Oklahoma State Cowboys or Oklahoma City Thunder with his two sons and labrador retriever, “Buddy.”
