Oklahoma

CONTACT INFORMATION

Name: 
Arthur F. Hoge III
Title: 
Partner
Company: 
Mee Mee Hoge & Epperson PLLP
Company Website: 
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Address: 
50 Penn Place
Address: 
1900 NW Expressway
City: 
Oklahoma City
State: 
Oklahoma
Zip: 
73118
Telephone: 
405-848-9100
Fax: 
405-848-9101
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RECENT CASES

Recent Cases: 

TEEL v. WARREN (Ad Valorem tax case), 2001 22 P.3d 234 (OK CIV APP 46 2001)

AP-PRESCOTT ONE TEN LP v. CLAY, 2001 OK CIV APP 128, 34 P.3d 1169

KEYES v. PENN SQUARE MALL LTD. PARTNERSHIP, 1992 OK CIV APP 21, 827 P.2d 909

 

PROFILE

 

Arthur F. Hoge III is a principal in the firm of Mee Mee Hoge & Epperson, PLLP. Arthur is a 1975 graduate of Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri with a major in math, and a 1981 cum laude graduate of Southern Methodist University School of Law in Dallas, Texas, where he was a member of the Order of the Coif, Executive Editor of the Southwestern Law Journal, an Exxon Scholar, and a Johnson, Bromberg, Leeds & Riggs Scholar. Arthur has a Martindale-Hubbell rating of AV, which is its highest rating. Arthur has been heavily involved in property tax matters and appeals (ad valorem tax matters) throughout Oklahoma for in excess of twenty-five years. His representation of clients in property tax matters has included many types of real property interests including manufacturing plants, gas processing facilities, malls, office buildings, warehouses, shopping centers, apartment complexes, and public service utility companies. It has included business personal property matters. He has presented property tax matters before assessors, county boards of equalization, in the Oklahoma District Courts, in the Court of Tax Review of the State of Oklahoma, and in the Oklahoma Appellate Courts. His reported appellate court cases include AP-PRESCOTT ONE TEN LP v. CLAY, 2001 OK CIV APP 128, 34 P.3d 1169 and KEYES v. PENN SQUARE MALL LTD. PARTNERSHIP, 1992 OK CIV APP 21, 827 P.2d 909. Arthur is licensed to practice law in Oklahoma, in Texas, in Federal District Courts in Oklahoma, and in the United States Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.