Timothy Wilson Available Now
✨ About
About Timothy Wilson
With over 31 years of practicing exclusively in the field of workers' compensation and actively being involved with the system, Timothy Wilson proves to be passionate about the area. His firm, Wilson & McQueen, which he started in 1987, is now recognized as a Tier 1 “Best Law Firm” by US News and World Report. Wilson has also been recognized year after year for his work and dedication towards the field of workers' compensation.
⚖️ Practice Areas
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Personal Injury
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Nursing Home Abuse
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Products Liability
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Legal Malpractice
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Social Security Disability
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Workers' Compensation
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Medical Malpractice
Credentials & Experience
🎓 Education
University of Kentucky College of Law
J.D. (1982)
Morehead State University
M.A. (1978)
Education
Morehead State University
B.A. (1977)
English
đź“‹ Bar Admissions
Kentucky State Bar
Member
Member
Member
Kentucky Bar Association, Workers’ Compensation Section
Member
Member
Member
Kentucky Workers’ Association
Member
Member
Member
đź’Ľ Professional Experience
Managing Partner
Wilson, & McQueen 1987 - Current
Attorney
John Kirk Law Offices 1985 - 1987
Attorney
Johnson Law Offices 1982 - 1985
Reading Specialist
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility 1978 - 1979
🏆 Awards & Recognition
Best Lawyer’s in America
Best Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
US News & World Report Best Law Firm
US News & World Report
Best Lawyer’s in America
Best Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
US News & World Report Best Law Firm
US News & World Report
Best Lawyer’s in America
Best Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
US News & World Report Best Law Firm
US News & World Report
Best Lawyer’s in America
Best Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
US News & World Report Best Law Firm
US News & World Report
Best Lawyer’s in America
Best Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
Kentucky Super Lawyers
Super Lawyers
Martindale-Hubbell BV Rating
Martindale-Hubbell