Justin Mai

(405) 605 6718

justinmai@overmanlegal.com

Justin Mai specializes in criminal defense. A native Oklahoman, Justin graduated Phi Beta Kappa from OU with a degree in Letters and History in 2015.

While attending law school at OU, he received the โ€œAmerican Jurisprudence Awardโ€ eight times for earning the top grade in eight different classes, graduating in 2020 with Highest Honors and ranked 4th in his class of approximately 150 students.

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After law school, Justin worked at the Oklahoma County Public Defenderโ€™s Office for four years, securing countless dismissals and favorable plea deals along with multiple โ€œNot Guiltyโ€ verdicts at trial. His fierce advocacy against long odds was featured on the front page of the New York Times on June 25, 2023.

He has represented clients in cases ranging from misdemeanor shoplifting to first-degree murder and has extensive experience helping people dealing with addiction or mental illness gain access to diversion court programs.

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Rated 5 out of 5
Jacob Esmond
"thank God for Clay Cutis and Justin Mai. In February of 2026 I went through one of the worst experiences of my life I found myself in handcuffs and placed in the back seat of a police vehicle for the first time ever and was arrested for something that I shouldnโ€™t have done... On the day before I was due to be in court I was contacted by another attorney at Overman named Justin Mai who as well put worries that my case would be dragged out to rest by saying he was very optimistic that we would be able to sort it out on the same day. On the day I was due to be in court I was met with Justin Mai who got me better then what I could ask for. I got six month probation at the end of which my case will be dismissed..."

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