Mckinney, TX

Ryan L. Thompson

Ryan L. Thompson is the managing partner of Thompson Law LLP and serves as the firm’s lead trial counsel. He was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. He received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas and his Juris Doctor from Baylor Law School. He previously worked at international law firms Hunton & Williams and Fulbright & Jaworski, defending large corporations. In 2009, he joined Watts Guerra to represent individual and commercial plaintiffs, focusing on catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, product liability, pharmaceutical injuries, and defective medical devices. Since founding Thompson Law LLP, he has dedicated his professional time to representing victims of various accidents across Texas and the United States. He is also a sought-after speaker on injury-related topics.

Lennie F. Bollinger

Lennie F. Bollinger represents clients in personal injury, medical malpractice, pharmaceutical and drug device litigation, truck wrecks, product liability, premises liability, and multi-district litigation. He is highly rated by AVVO with a 'Superb' rating and has received numerous awards including the AVVO Client’s Choice Award, Million Dollar Advocates Forum, National Trial Lawyer Top 100 Trial Lawyer, and Texas 10 Best Attorneys by AIOPIA. He was also nominated as a Texas Super Lawyer.

John L. (Lin) McCraw

Lin has been a trial lawyer for over 30 years. He has high-tech training and strong negotiating skills, which have resulted in extremely favorable outcomes for his clients. Lin McCraw is not “just another lawyer” - far from it. He is known in the Texas legal community as being among the state’s most talented, energetic, and influential personal injury lawyers. His compassion and understanding of the financial, emotional, and physical challenges accompanying a serious injury drive him to achieve results for his clients.

Jason K. Burress

Jason K. Burress, a 7th generation Texan, founded Burress Injury Law in 2008. He previously managed high-stakes personal injury and wrongful death cases for a prominent Texas law firm and now represents victims of negligence.

Charlie Ginn

Charlie is a fourth-generation Texas trial lawyer. He believes that a personal injury attorney gives hope to those who are silenced, powerless, and denied a voice. Charlie is a trial lawyer who champions the rights and interests of the powerless - standing as a shield against the unfair actions of those who want to take advantage of his clients.

Mark Underwood is the owner of Underwood Law Office, Inc. He makes the world safer by representing victims needlessly injured by others. He currently represents 185 victims of the West, TX fertilizer plant explosion that killed 15 and injured 300. He also represents six of 14 class representatives in the class action arising from the Freedom Industries MCHM chemical spill that poisoned the water for 300,000 people in Charleston, WV. Past cases have ranged from the catastrophic Upper Big Branch coal mine explosion, to customers set fire at gas stations by static electricity, and a $40.00 ERISA case that made international news. He has been featured on talk shows, including Fox & Friends. A medical malpractice case was discussed on Oprah. He is licensed to practice before the state and federal courts of West Virginia, Texas, California and Washington, D.C. He was elected a member of the West Virginia State Legislature in 1996 at age 32. He has been recognized by Virginia Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters Business, (2007), Marquis Who’s Who in American Law (2005-present), Marquis Who’s Who in America (2005-present), and Marquis Who’s Who in the World (2005-present). He is a graduate of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (1992), the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College (2001) and the American Association of Justice’s Ultimate Advocacy College (2002, 2013). He received his law degree from the Pepperdine University in Malibu, California in 1989. He graduated from Marshall University with a Bachelors of Business Administration (Finance) in 1986. While attending law school, Mark was elected to the School of Law Honor Board which adjudicated violations of the school’s honor code. He studied international law in London, England. While in college, Mark was the captain of his college track team and a conference champion in the pole vault. Mark formerly practiced law in Los Angeles, California, for Crosby, Heafey, Roach & May which has since become the California offices of one of the world’s largest firms, Reed Smith. He completed his first marathon at 48 years of age in Dallas, TX. He has been skydiving, heliskiing, white water rafting and obtained his private pilot’s license. He is married to Cynthia Walker Underwood of McKinney, Texas. They have a son, Chace Forest Underwood. They reside in McKinney, TX.

Bryce Hopson

Bryce Hopson is a talented and persuasive litigator and negotiator. He exemplifies the philosophy of superior care that defines McCraw Law Group, offering unparalleled service and compassionate advocacy as a personal injury lawyer. His work ethic drives him to fight relentlessly to seek real-world relief for the financial, emotional, and physical damages associated with serious injuries.