The Norwood Law Firm

  • Established in 1976
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  • 36 Years as a Civil Trial Attorney, Board Certified in Civil Trial Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 1985
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Ed Norwood has been a trial lawyer for 36 years and has tried cases in state and federal courts and has handled appeals to the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Texas Supreme Court, and most of the Texas Courts of Appeals. In his 36 years of trial experience, he has tried a wide variety of civil cases to jury verdict including general commercial cases, oil and gas cases, land title cases, contract cases, probate cases, personal injury cases involving serious injuries and death, and civil rights cases.

Areas of Practice (9)

  • General Civil Trial Practice
  • Federal Practice
  • The Trial Of Commercial
  • Land Title Law
  • Contracts
  • Oil And Gas Law
  • Probate
  • Personal Injury
  • Wrongful Death Cases

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