Our Practice

Margaret J. Lowery earned her Juris Doctorate in 1986 and her Masters in Health Care Administration from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill with honors in 2016.  She has 30 years of legal experience with a unique perspective in having served as in-house counsel for a healthcare system and as an attorney in private practice.   Her practice is focused on supporting the health care providers and individuals with complex health needs.

Ms.  Lowery is active in her community serving as President of the Rotary Club.  She was the first female lawyer invited to the Rotary Club of Tulsa and she is also a Paul Harris Fellow.  Ms. Lowery also served as an Adjunct Professor at Lindenwood University in business and health care law.  She served by appointment of the Illinois Supreme Court to the Fifth District Character & Fitness Committee and on the Professional Responsibility Tribunal in Oklahoma.  She has also served on various boards including St. Paul's Senior Retirement Board of Directors, Domestic Violence Center, Belleville Institutional Review Board and Friends of Mount Hope Cemetary.

Ms. Lowery has returned to Tulsa, Oklahoma where she continues her pro bono work while serving corporate client.

Preserving the Peer Review Privilege in Med-Mal Cases, Illinois State Bar Journal, Volume 102, Number 4, Page 176 (April 2014)

Corporate Liability & Negligent Credentialing Chapters; The Law of Medical Practice in Illinois, Third Edition, West Publishing (2007). 

Negligent Credentialing, Chapter Update; The Law of Medical Practice in Illinois, Third Edition, West Publishing (2009).

When Silence is Deadly: The Importance of the Credentialing Process; Oklahoma Bar Journal, Volume 78, Number 21, Page 1967 (August, 2007).

Oklahoma’s Discriminatory Bar Membership Scheme: Are Residency Requirements an Unconstitutional Restriction on the Practice of Law?; Oklahoma Bar Journal, Volume 76, Number 22, Page 1785 (August, 20 

Margaret's knowledge of health care really helped in my case getting me not only the treatment I needed, but the results I wanted.  Charolette

Margaret helped my family thru a difficult time.  She even sat with a dying relative in a nursing home during COVID to make sure everything that could be done, was done.  D.

Ms. Lowery did an outstanding job for a reasonable fee before the Oklahoma Medical/Osteopathic Licensure Board.  My problem was resolved effectively and fairly.  Dr. S.

Ronald D. Wilkinson earned his Juris Doctorate in 1986 and her Masters in Economics from  OSU. He has 30 years of legal experience handling immigration cases, civil forfeiture, OMMA and other matters.

Mr.  Wilkinson is active in his community serving on the Little League Board and The League of Woman voters.