Experienced trial attorney Allie J. Hallmark has earned a promotion as the newest partner at Hamilton Wingo.

Since Allie joined Hamilton Wingo with more than a decade of litigation experience, she has established herself as a vital member of the firm’s team in cases involving catastrophic personal injuries, wrongful death, and related matters for individuals and their families.

Allie worked alongside Hamilton Wingo’s Chris Hamilton, Paul Wingo, and Brad Jackson to win the year’s largest verdict in any U.S. court when a Dallas jury awarded the firm’s clients $7.3 billion in a 2022 wrongful death case. The jury’s award was named the “Most Impressive Plaintiffs Verdict” of the year by the Courtroom View Network. ”

Allie is an incredible attorney who has handled and won important cases in Texas and courts across the country,” Chris says. “From the second she joined our team, we have known Allie has the skills and commitment we bring to every case.”

Allie handles personal injury and wrongful death cases involving negligent construction and OSHA violations, dangerous premises and inadequate security, trucking accidents, negligent hiring and supervision, and medical malpractice.

A native Texan and graduate of the Texas Tech University School of Law, Allie has earned selections on the Texas and Pennsylvania Super Lawyers Rising Stars lists of the top young attorneys in each state.

She is a member of The William “Mac” Taylor Inn of Court, the Dallas-based chapter of The American Inns of Court, a select group of attorneys dedicated to promoting excellence in professionalism, ethics, civility, and skills in the legal system.