Lori Whitlock is an attorney at Hofland/Lollman, where her practice focuses on appeals, criminal defense, and complex civil litigation.

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Before joining the firm, Lori worked in the chambers of three judges. As a 2024 Federal Magistrate Judges Association Fellow, she interned for the Honorable Jason Robertson, United States Magistrate Judge for the Eastern District of Oklahoma. She also externed for the Honorable Jodi F. Jayne, United States Magistrate Judge for the Northern District of Oklahoma, and the Honorable Jane P. Wiseman of the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals.

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While in law school, Lori was inducted into the Order of the Curule Chair, the University of Tulsa College of Law’s highest academic honor. She also served as Executive Articles Editor of the Tulsa Law Review, as a Tenth Circuit Year in Review Fellow, as President of the Student Bar Association, and as a Dean’s Fellow for Academic Success. She was named a William J. Holloway Scholar and received the Chapman-Rogers Award for Excellence in Leadership and the Chandler Award. Her comment, Swift Injustice: How Government Proffers Compromise Pretrial Liberty, is published at 61 Tulsa L. Rev. 499 (2026).