Jeremy K. Ward
Education
- J.D., University of Tulsa College of Law 2006 (with honors)
- BBA, University of Oklahoma Price College of Business 2001 (MIS & Finance)
- Jenks High School 1997
Practice Areas
- Products Liability
- Transportation
- Professional Negligence
- Commercial and Real Estate Transactions
Professional and Community Involvement
- American, Oklahoma, and Tulsa County Bar Associations
- Defense Research Institute (DRI)
- Oklahoma Association of Defense Counsel (OADC)
- Meals on Wheels, Arthritis Foundation, Emergency Infant Services, Ducks Unlimited, and Delta Waterfowl
Jeremy K. Ward
While at the University of Tulsa College of Law Jeremy was elected as an Articles Editor for the Energy Law Journal, president of the Information Technology Society, and vice-president of the Military Law Society. Jeremy was a member of TU’s exclusive honors fraternity, Phi Delta Phi and he received the CALI Excellence for the Future Awards in Advanced Torts and International Petroleum Transactions. His case note was published, “If It’s Worth a Dam, It’s “Navigable Waters”; A Proposed Revision of Section 3(8) of the FPA Derived from Decisions Followed in FPL Energy Maine Hydro LLC v. FERC.” The published case note has been cited by several sources to date. In particular, 17 Am. Jur. Proof of Facts 2d 133, Failure to Manage Dam or Reservoir to Prevent Flooding (2010), 19 Am. Jur. Proof of Facts 2d 75, Dam Failure As a Result of Negligent Design or Maintenance (2010), and Rapnos v. United States: The Supreme Court’s Failed Attempt to Interpret Wetland Regulation Under the Clean Water Act, 56 Cath. U. L. Rev. 1343, 1372 (2007). Jeremy also received the Energy Journal’s ”Editorial Excellence” award in 2006. Jeremy previously interned for Federal Magistrate Judge Paul J. Cleary of the Northern District of Oklahoma.
He was elected to the Oklahoma Bar Associations’ House of Delegates as an Alternate for 2010 and 2011 and named a SuperLawyer Rising Star in general litigation for 2011. Jeremy is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in Oklahoma and also licensed to practice in Arkansas.
