Partner Caleb M. Salmon

Bio

Caleb Salmon is an experienced trial lawyer who has tried numerous trials with success in state and Federal Court. He has recovered millions of dollars in compensation for his clients since he began his practice in 2015. His primary areas of practice are personal injury, sexual harassment, and insurance law. He is admitted to practice in Oklahoma, all three Federal district courts in Oklahoma and the Tenth Circuit.

Caleb Salmon graduated from the University of Tulsa College of Law with the Order of the Curule Chair, the highest honor given to top students for academic achievement. While in school, he focused his studies on trial law that would help him obtain justice for victims.

Prior to joining the Aizenman Law Group, Caleb Salmon was a solo practitioner with his own law firm practicing in the areas of personal injury, employment law, and civil litigation. He looks forward to providing even better representation to clients with the Aizenman Law Group team.

In addition to monetary compensation obtained for victims of sexual harassment, he is especially proud of the employment policy reforms and predator exposure that his lawsuits on behalf of victims have achieved. As a father to two daughters, he is committed to making Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma a safer and more dignified place to live for all women.

When he is not practicing law, Caleb is usually spending time with his wife Sheridan and their four children, Ethan, Connor, Hannah and Halle. Favorite Salmon family activities include road trips, the Gathering Place, and various extracurricular activities.

Published Appellate Decisions

• Nayles v. Dodson 2020 OK CIV APP 53

Bar Admissions

• Oklahoma
• US District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma
• US District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma
• Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals

Awards

• Order of the Curule Chair – Top 10% of Graduating Class

Verdicts and Settlements:

• $340,000 sexual harassment settlement
• $90,000 sexual harassment settlement
• $88,500 jury verdict in compensatory and punitive damages for abuse of process
• $85,000 sexual harassment settlement
• $75,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $50,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $50,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $50,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $47,000 settlement for age discrimination
• $45,000 settlement for car wreck injuries
• $40,000 sexual harassment settlement
• $35,000 apartment complex injury scar settlement
• $30,000 sexual harassment settlement
• $30,000 dog bite injury settlement
• $25,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $25,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $25,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $25,000 policy limits car wreck settlement
• $25,000 sexual harassment settlement
• $24,000 racial discrimination settlement
• $22,000 sexual harassment settlement
• $19,000 car wreck settlement
• $17,750 car wreck settlement
• $17,500 car wreck settlement
• $16,750 car wreck settlement
• $15,000 landlord-tenant habitability case verdict
• > $20,000 settlement involving Telephone Consumer Protection Act robocalls to cell phones
• > $10,000 settlement involving Telephone Consumer Protection Act robocalls to cell phones
• > $10,000 settlement for vehicle sales fraud