We are proud to announce that our own Lennie F. Bollinger, a highly regarded attorney at Wormington & Bollinger, has been named one of the 10 Best Personal Injury Attorneys for Client Satisfaction. The award, given by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys (AIOPIA), recognizes the exceptional performance of Texas personal injury lawyers, suchContinue reading “Lennie F. Bollinger Wins Prestigious Award”
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Common Types of Birth Injuries
While some birth injuries occur as the result of unavoidable complications, many are caused by the negligence or misjudgment of medical professionals. If you have recently given birth and your child has sustained a serious injury during the birthing process or as a result of malpractice, it may be in your best interest to retainContinue reading “Common Types of Birth Injuries”
Top Reasons to File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
If you are like many people, you may think you have a medical malpractice lawsuit if you have been injured or become ill due to a mistake made by your doctor. While this is true in many cases, it is important to educate yourself about what it takes to file a medical malpractice suit inContinue reading “Top Reasons to File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit”
Lennie Bollinger Wins Avvo Client’s Choice Award for 2014
We are excited to announce that our very own Lennie Bollinger has won the Avvo Client’s Choice award for 2014 with a 10/10 rating. The Avvo Client’s Choice award is an award given to attorneys who receive outstanding client satisfaction and feedback. The Avvo rating is calculated based on a few essential pieces of information.Continue reading “Lennie Bollinger Wins Avvo Client’s Choice Award for 2014”
Is Hospital Technology to Blame for the Texas Ebola Crisis?
At this point, Americans are well aware of the shocking story of Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian man who entered America infected with the Ebola virus, and tragically later died while in care of the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital. While the Ebola outbreak in America was fortunately very limited, Duncan’s treatment and overall experience inContinue reading “Is Hospital Technology to Blame for the Texas Ebola Crisis?”
What to do After a Car Accident
Being involved in an automotive accident can be a stressful and traumatic experience. At Wormington & Bollinger, our attorneys specialize in automotive accidents of all types, and we’ve seen how people’s decisions following an incident can radically change the long-term outcome of the accident. Of course, no one plans to be in an accident. However,Continue reading “What to do After a Car Accident”
Study Finds that Limiting Malpractice Claims Doesn’t Reduce Healthcare Costs
It is often claimed that fear of medical malpractice litigation raises medical costs. The logic underlying this argument is that doctors order unnecessary tests or procedures simply to protect themselves in the event of a lawsuit. These pointless and legally-motivated medical procedures end up increasing the overall cost of healthcare for patients and insurers. ThisContinue reading “Study Finds that Limiting Malpractice Claims Doesn’t Reduce Healthcare Costs”
Elder Abuse in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities
Do you have a loved one currently residing in a nursing home or assisted living facility? Today many families rely on the services of these specialized senior residences to care for their elderly relatives who can no longer maintain completely independent lifestyles. Advances in medical technology and standards of living have enabled Americans to liveContinue reading “Elder Abuse in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities”
Landmark Lead Paint Lawsuit Shows Trial Lawyers Fighting for Public Good
Recently, a team of lawyers who won a landmark lead paint cleanup lawsuit were named Public Justice’s 2014 Trial Lawyers of the Year. 27 attorneys won a $1.15 billion judgement against major paint manufacturers who were found responsible for the critical health issues caused by the lead content of paint. Lead paint has consistently been shownContinue reading “Landmark Lead Paint Lawsuit Shows Trial Lawyers Fighting for Public Good”
$18 Million Nationwide Insurance Lawsuit Demonstrates Unfair Legal Environment for Consumers
Nationwide Insurance has recently been ordered to pay $18 million in punitive damages and $3 million in attorneys fees after losing a case against couple Daniel and Sheryl Berg. More than 16 years ago, the Bergs sued Nationwide for returning them a vehicle that still had substantial structural damage following a collision. The Bergs wereContinue reading “$18 Million Nationwide Insurance Lawsuit Demonstrates Unfair Legal Environment for Consumers”