Ulysses Winslow
Partner, hearings and physician and pharmacist licenses
Ulysses takes physician and pharmacist files and every matter that is heading for a hearing, and knows the table from both sides.
Earlier in his career Ulysses represented a state licensing agency at its hearings. He knows how a board's lawyer prepares, what an administrative judge expects to see and how much a clean exhibit list helps a respondent.
He now defends physicians, pharmacists and other professionals, and he tries the files that can't be settled on terms a client can live with.
Focus
- Physician and pharmacist licenses
- Formal hearings and appeals
- Informal conferences and settlements
- Reinstatement after suspension
Admissions and education
Bar admissions
Oklahoma
1993
Missouri
1997
Courts
Oklahoma state courts
1993
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Oklahoma
1994
Education
J.D., Howard University School of Law
1993
B.A., Langston University
1990
Languages
English
Memberships
Administrative law section, state bar
Working with Ulysses
Ulysses starts by asking what outcome you can live with. A reprimand, a fine, a monitoring term and a suspension are different conversations, and he'd rather have them early.
When a file is going to a hearing, he puts the exhibits in order first and the testimony second. You'll see a complete outline of your own examination well before the day.
He sings in a church choir, and keeps his weekends clear for it.
Book a video call with Ulysses
Send the letter first. We'll tell you what stage the file is in, what comes next and what it costs.
A call doesn't make us your lawyers; a signed engagement letter does. The fees page lists what each stage costs.