Roth Joins Oklahoma City Law Firm
Former Corporation Commissioner Jim Roth has joined an Oklahoma City law firm and will specialize in the energy business.
"After 15 years in public service, I feel that it’s time to start a new chapter and a great opportunity,” Roth said.
Roth, former Oklahoma County commissioner, started work Thursday at the Phillips Murrah law firm, where he will focus on energy, alternative energy and regulatory law matters, firm president Tom Wolfe said.
Roth, 40, said he wants to work with new and existing Oklahoma businesses "that are trying to prepare themselves for a new energy future.” Roth was appointed to the Corporation Commission by Governor Brad Henry. Seeking election for the first time last year, Roth was defeated by Republican Dana Murphy.
"After 15 years in public service, I feel that it’s time to start a new chapter and a great opportunity,” Roth said.
Roth, former Oklahoma County commissioner, started work Thursday at the Phillips Murrah law firm, where he will focus on energy, alternative energy and regulatory law matters, firm president Tom Wolfe said.
Roth, 40, said he wants to work with new and existing Oklahoma businesses "that are trying to prepare themselves for a new energy future.” Roth was appointed to the Corporation Commission by Governor Brad Henry. Seeking election for the first time last year, Roth was defeated by Republican Dana Murphy.
Labels: Jim Roth, Phillips Murrah Law Firm, Tom Wolfe
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