After a 13-year-old killed himself in September, his mother and stepfather found their way to Cirkiel & Associates, one of two Texas firms that have joined forces to represent children and their families who allege bullying. The child’s death was one of a number of recent teen suicides allegedly caused by bullying that have prompted nationwide outrage.
But concerns about bullying are not news to the attorneys at Cirkiel & Associates in Round Rock and Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Cotner, LeJeune & Villarrial in Waco.
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