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Simone Fulmer Gaus

Proven Verdicts
Attorney at Fulmer Sill
Oklahoma City, OK29 years experienceAdmitted 1996

About Simone Fulmer Gaus

Simone Fulmer Gaus is the founding attorney of Fulmer Sill in Oklahoma City. She has been admitted to the Oklahoma Bar since 1996 and focuses her practice on litigation, appeals, insurance disputes, and personal injury matters. In 1998 she began representing policyholders against insurance companies, and after a close family member sustained a serious brain injury in a car wreck, she shifted toward serious-injury cases. She founded Fulmer Group in October 2014.

Fulmer Gaus is known nationally for her seminars on insurance and bad-faith litigation. She serves on the non-profit Board of Governors of the American Association for Justice and on the Executive Board of the Oklahoma Association for Justice, of which she was President in 2014. She was named a LawDragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyer in 2020.

Proven verdicts and settlements

Verdict

The Oklahoma Supreme Court held that Progressive could not deny uninsured motorist benefits to a motorcyclist who had paid for UM coverage on a separate auto policy, ruling the exclusionary language void as against public policy.

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Practice areas

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Oklahoma, admitted 1996
American Association for Justice (Board of Governors)
Oklahoma Association for Justice (Executive Board, Past President)

Awards & recognition

LawDragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyer (2020)

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