Preston G. Gaddis II

Preston G. Gaddis II serves as an advisory director for Crowe & Dunlevy in the corporation’s Oklahoma City offices. A distinguished practitioner and scholar of over four decades, he brings to Crowe & Dunlevy an expertise in aviation/aircraft law. In addition, Mr. Gaddis – a former captain for the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps – served as Chairman for the Oklahoma Bar Association (Section of Corporations, Banking and Business Law). When he’s not in practice, Mr. Gaddis regularly speaks at annual seminars and conferences sponsored by the Strategic Research Institute and Airfinance Journal. He is also a former editor for the Federal Bar Journal. Also, Mr. Gaddis is listed in The Best Lawyers in America (Equipment Finance Law).

Mr. Gaddis has several college degrees to his record. After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma (B.A., 1960), he stayed in Norman to complete his Bachelor of Laws. Before he received his degree in 1962, Mr. Gaddis made Oklahoma Law Review and was elected to the prestigious Order of the Coif. To cap off an already impressive resume, Mr. Gaddis went on to the Georgetown University Law Center, where he completed his Master of Laws in 1965.