Wins & Headlines
Tulsa sent an innocent man to prison for 28 years. Norwood.Law made national headlines helping to bring him home.
Tulsa location where James Warren Lane was murdered in 1990. By G.W. Schulz Wayne Jones is the one who pulled the trigger. He’s the one
Corey Atchison Set Free After Nearly Three Decades in Prison, Wrongfully Convicted of Murder
After reading excerpts from her decision, District Judge Sharon Holmes granted Corey Atchison and his attorney Joe Norwood’s request to vacate the guilty verdict and declare Atchison “actually Innocent”.
Accused Murderer Saved from Lengthy Jail Sentence by Norwood Law Firm
William Cooper was charged with second-degree murder when the victim died more than a year after the alleged assault. Cooper was found not guilty on the murder counts.
Joe Norwood Quoted in National Cannabis Publication
“Oklahoma Did Medical Marijuana Like We Started Our State…Everyone Just Lined Up, the Starting Gun Was Shot Off, and People Went and Started Staking Their Claims.”
Norwood Law Firm Client Receives Large Settlement from Insurance Company
Joe Norwood represented an Oklahoma private investigator who was being sued by the subject of the investigator’s surveillance. The investigator was hired to surveil the opposing party in a child custody litigation.
Norwood Law Wins Published Decision Against Bank of America
An Oklahoma civil appellate court published a decision-making jury trial waiver clauses in contracts in the State of Oklahoma unconstitutional. Joe Norwood opposed Bank of America in the case.
Norwood Law Firm Wins Big Settlement Against Manufacturer
As an experienced trial lawyer, Joe Norwood has been entrusted with new legal challenges, such as injuries from technology. Norwood has represented Oklahoma clients in product liability litigation against a foreign manufacturer…
Norwood Law Firm Wins Favorable Supreme Court Decision
In a case where Joseph Norwood was trial and appellate counsel, the Oklahoma Supreme Court, in a published opinion, found a law unconstitutional that deprived auto collision victims their right to recover damages in court.