About Richard
Richard Winblad built a steady professional legal career out of Oklahoma lecture rooms and courtrooms. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, in 1984 and a J.D. from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 1992. Those credentials set the stage for work that has ranged from personal practice to advising veterans on benefits.
Fresh from law school, Winblad joined Stephen Bruce and Associates in 1992. He spent years dealing with things that required realistic courtroom experience and careful client counseling. In 2013 he opened Winblad Law PLLC. The firm carries his name and displays a move towards operating a tradition formed by his personal priorities and the wants of nearby clients.
Winblad is licensed to practice in Oklahoma and has status earlier than the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. He has secured accreditation from the Department of Veterans Affairs to represent veterans in claims. Memberships run lengthy and varied: he has been lively within the Oklahoma Bar Association since 1992 and has belonged to the Oklahoma County Bar Association since 2019. He has served as president of the Oklahoma City Commercial Lawyers Association and has been concerned with the National Care Providers Council since 2016. For a time he participated in Lawyers with Purpose from 2015 to 2019.
Those expert ties reflect the combination of matters he handles. Commercial disputes, business-related counseling and veterans’ claims appear often on his docket. He strategies cases with an eye fixed towards procedure and outcome. He prepares for hearings and filings, and he spends time translating complicated guidelines into clear options for clients.
Colleagues describe him as continuous under strain and willing to offer direct solutions instead of legalese. Clients have encountered a lawyer who emphasizes practical steps and timelines. He runs a small company that aims to be responsive; he manages things himself and brings in outside assets when specialised work is required.
Over three many years in practice have given him a variety of courtroom and workplace knowledge. He continues to take part in nearby bar groups and to maintain his VA accreditation. He presently concentrates his practice on veterans’ benefits, commercial regulation and common civil litigation.
