Trueblood Law is a law firm grounded in careful legal analysis, principled advocacy, and respect for the real-world consequences of legal decisions.
The firm focuses on complex legal and policy matters that require a deep understanding of federal law, institutional systems, and the communities they affect. Our work is deliberate, research-driven, and shaped by the belief that law should serve people—not the other way around.
How We Work
Trueblood Law works with Tribal governments, organizations, and individuals on matters that require legal rigor, institutional awareness, and strategic clarity. Many of these matters involve complex regulatory frameworks, governance questions, or significant legal consequences.
We approach each engagement with an emphasis on careful research, thoughtful analysis, and long-term impact. Our practice is intentionally focused, and we accept a limited number of matters in order to ensure depth, attention, and sound judgment in our work.
Attorney Profile
Travis W. Trueblood is an attorney whose work is shaped by public service, Tribal citizenship, and long experience within federal and state institutions. A citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, his practice centers on federal Indian law, governance, and policy-driven advocacy.
Alongside his legal practice, Travis has served in a range of public-sector roles, including senior leadership positions within the federal government, service as a Tribal Trial Court and Appellate Judge and appointment as a Special United States Attorney. His background also includes work in state government, judicial clerkship, and federal law enforcement, giving him a practical understanding of how legal systems operate in real-world contexts.
This experience informs a deliberate, systems-oriented approach to legal work—one that values clarity, institutional responsibility, and long-term impact over expediency. He is a veteran of the United States Navy and continues to serve as a Major in the District of Columbia Air National Guard, providing legal support to the Office of General Counsel at the National Guard Bureau.