Zach Enlow

Zachary Andrew Enlow is a zealous Tulsa, Oklahoma, attorney focusing his practice primarily on criminal defense. He also handles civil and general litigation matters. From his firm – Enlow Law, he provides experienced and attentive representation to clientele charged with criminal offenses such as:Drug traffickingWeapons offensesSex crimesTheft and robberyMurder and homicideViolent offensesA native of Tulsa, Mr. Enlow went to the United States Military Academy West Point and graduated with a bachelor's degree in economics with dean's list honors in 2010. After that, he became a United States Army Officer, where was in charge of large groups of soldiers, sometimes up to two hundred at once. He was always ranked as one of the best officers, with unlimited potential.After leaving the force, Mr. Enlow went back to Tulsa to join his father's law practice. He enrolled at the University of Tulsa College of Law and graduated with his Juris Doctor with honors. During his time there, he focused on the First Amendment, Social Media and freedom of speech for the Tulsa Law Review. He obtained his license to practice law in Oklahoma in 2020 and later before the U.S. District Court for the Northern, Eastern and Western Districts of Oklahoma.Mr. Enlow is an attorney who has been recognized for his achievements. He has been honored among the Marquis Who’s Who list of professionals in America and listed in the "Top 40 Under 40 Criminal Defense Lawyers" by The National Trial Lawyers and the “Top 10 Under 40 Attorneys” for Criminal Defense by the National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys. Furthermore, his firm has been acknowledged among the Top Criminal Defense Firms in Tulsa by Expertise.com.A client-focused professional, Mr. Enlow provides comprehensive counseling to clients and diligently takes necessary measures to develop a strong defense strategy. Clients praise him for his exceptional organizational and communication skills and his dedication to guiding and educating clients throughout their cases and the criminal justice system.