Instead of trying to be everything to everybody, we’ve made a name for ourselves by delivering what our clients need most: in-depth, hands-on legal counsel throughout the financial services sector — and beyond.
There’s a lot going on at Schulte — we’re wrapping up high-profile matters, welcoming talented new lawyers, speaking on issues that affect our clients, and more.
Throughout our history, Schulte has provided comprehensive pro bono services to local and national nonprofit organizations. Today, we serve more than 50 nonprofits and work to advance a variety of social justice causes.
Inside the firm, we work hard to attract diverse, talented lawyers and encourage their career growth and advancement. And outside the office, we’re active in volunteer drives and local initiatives that support underrepresented groups.
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We take doing “good work” seriously — whether we’re talking about our high ethical standards or the way in which we foster a positive and inclusive culture for our personnel and support local communities.
In a major step forward for the historic Tulsa Race Massacre lawsuit, a 76-page amended petition has been filed in the suit, adding two previously-unknown living survivors of the Massacre, featuring depositions from two of the lead plaintiffs, and marking the formal entry of appearance of several SRZ lawyers who have joined the legal team representing the plaintiffs, among other significant developments.
Schulte has announced that the firm has joined a legal team of civil and human rights attorneys who are suing local governments, the Oklahoma National Guard and other officials on behalf of survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, seeking to “remedy the ongoing nuisance” caused by the mob attack which leveled much of the 40-square-block Greenwood community in Tulsa, left hundreds of Black residents dead and thousands homeless.
On May 31, 1921, one of the worst acts of domestic terrorism in U.S. history decimated Tulsa’s thriving, all-Black community of Greenwood, and the devastating effects of this massacre are still felt to this day. SRZ is proud to announce that it has joined a team of civil and human rights lawyers led by Tulsa-based attorney Damario Solomon-Simmons who are seeking justice for the wrongs that continue to plague the Greenwood community.
Schulte is proud to be a part of this historic litigation, identified and led by members of the Task Force for Racial Justice Initiatives. Learn more about the Task Force here.
Schulte has joined the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA) and members of the legal and business communities to denounce anti-Asian hate, violence and racism.
Schulte again received a 100 rating, a perfect score, on the Human Rights Campaign’s 2020 Corporate Equality Index, a national benchmarking survey and report that rates workplaces on LGBTQ equality.
Schulte is a proud sponsor of the 2020 Vault and the Minority Corporate Counsel Association Law Firm Diversity Survey, a leading advocate for the expanded hiring, retention and promotion of minority attorneys. The project and database provide a window into what law firms are doing to ensure equal opportunities.
Human Rights First presented its annual William D. Zabel Human Rights Award, which acknowledges and celebrates the work of courageous activists on the frontlines of the struggle for freedom and human rights in Saudi Arabia.
Women’s History Month Speaker: What’s Going Right? Build Resilience with Gratitude, Hope and Optimism with Christine McKenna
Bostock and Beyond with Bobby Hodgson
Women’s History Month Event: Women's Nutrition and Wellness
Women’s Affinity Group: Class of 2020 Welcome Chocolate Tasting
Women’s History Month Event: Women’s Yoga Class
Women’s History Month Event: Stress Management — Adapting Ancient Techniques for the Modern World
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