A proven litigator, former trial and appellate judge, and recent general counsel at the helm of a complex institution, Pemberton is set apart as a mediator, arbitrator, and discovery master. Trained at Harvard Law School's Program on Negotiation, Pemberton is well equipped to bring conflict to its end.  Reconciler by nature, Trevor exists to solve problems, whether conflict amongst sovereigns, bet-the-company litigation, or complex family or non-ecclesiastical disputes. 

A former trial judge and judge on the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals, Pemberton has since advocated matters of unprecedented public concern. And he has done so with excellence on behalf of top public officials. Equal parts strategic mind and raw skill, Pemberton is a one-of-a-kind appellate protagonist.

Governor Kevin Stitt's longest-tenured General Counsel, Pemberton lived at the intersection of law and politics. Having navigated bureaucratic structures, litigated matters of state and national concern, negotiated compacts with Tribal Nations, and represented public officials through crises, Pemberton is ideally suited to represent public officials, governments, government agencies, and individuals and entities engaged in special litigation and situations. Representation ranges from state and federal litigation to administrative proceedings, government investigations to ethics disputes, and political qualms to state-tribal matters.

Through time as general counsel to the State's top executive, Pemberton honed skills necessary to mitigate legal and compliance risks and provide sound advice amid storms. Offering predictable legal costs and deep experience, the Pemberton Law Group offers right-sized counsel to your organization and executive team.