Hollern & Associates, located in both Columbus and in Westerville, Ohio, practices law in the areas of  Insurance Defense and Insurance Coverage, Professional Malpractice, and Product Liability in Franklin and the surrounding counties.  We serve clients all over the Columbus metro area, central Ohio, and the communities of Newark, Delaware, Mansfield, Circleville, and Springfield.  We also serve clients in Fairfield, Franklin, Delaware, Fayette, Pickaway, Ross, Fayette, Clark, and Richland Counties.

Insurance Defense and Insurance Coverage
The law firm of Hollern & Associates provides legal advice regarding insurance coverage to primary and excess insurance companies. We represent major insurers in the investigation and defense of claims and lawsuits. Through the representation of insurance companies, self-insured private businesses, and governmental entities, our years of experience allow us to quickly and correctly analyze issues, risks, and exposures before going to trial. Our clients rely on our abilities to anticipate and vigorously refute insurance claims in a court of law.

Professional Malpractice
All professionals - lawyers, accountants, and doctors, among others - have standards of care that they must use when dealing with their clients. Most professionals are very careful to uphold these standards at all times. However, sometimes the end results are not what the client anticipated or wanted. Disgruntled clients will then often file suits based on allegations of professional misconduct and malpractice, even if the professional took every possible care to see that things were done correctly. Hollern & Associates has assembled experienced attorneys to handle professional malpractice cases. We have developed a thorough resource of experts to assist you in your malpractice case. 

Product Liability
A product liability claim arises when someone either has been injured or has their property damaged as the result of a defective product.  Common product defects are design defects, manufacturing defects, and marketing defects that can occur in flawed product instructions.  In many cases, any retailer, distributor or manufacturer in the chain of distribution can be held liable to the injured party for the full amount of compensation due.  Product liability law is intended to compensate victims and there is no reason for someone who has been injured to suffer the consequences of a bad product, even if their medical insurance covers most of the bills.  Our attorneys have extensive trial experience and we provide personalized, effective representation for your defective product claim.

If you have questions or concerns regarding Insurance Defense or Insurance Coverage, Professional Malpractice, or Product Liability, contact us today.