Oftentimes, people will approach law firms with potential claims against what are legally deemed “charitable organizations”. A charitable organization is an organization that is listed as an exempt organization in Section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. This distinction can be found in Chapter 84 of … Continue reading
Every day, drivers find themselves in dangerous situations simply because they can’t see what’s beside them. Blind spots are areas around a vehicle that are invisible to the driver without properly positioned mirrors, and they exist in nearly every type of vehicle—cars, trucks, boats, and even aircraft. The National Highway … Continue reading
In Texas, if you’re injured in an auto accident and treated at an emergency room, there’s a chance the hospital might file a “hospital lien” against you. This is a legal claim hospitals can use to ensure they get paid from your settlement, as granted by Chapter 55 of the … Continue reading
For many, the phrase “jury duty” might bring a groan or a sigh. But for a skilled personal injury lawyer, selecting a jury—known as “voir dire”—is one of the most critical parts of a trial. At Herrman & Herrman, we understand the pivotal role jury selection plays in securing a … Continue reading
If you’ve followed the news on Johnson & Johnson, you may already know the devastation many families are facing. Recent revelations have linked the long-term use of baby powder for feminine hygiene to ovarian cancer. Women across the country are now dealing with serious health issues after trusting a product … Continue reading
A stunning 31% of all the traffic deaths in the United States were involving people who drove while they were intoxicated. That’s no less than 10,000 persons a year or 28 a day! Driving while intoxicated is commonly known as DUI (driving under the influence), but in some states, it’s … Continue reading
It’s been years since the South Texas coast faced a storm as devastating as Hurricane Harvey. In its wake, thousands of lives were upended—homes destroyed, businesses lost, and personal belongings swept away. Amid such tragedy, it’s crucial to remember that there are systems in place to help, like the Federal … Continue reading
Just finishing law school can be quite the chore. However, once he or she completes law school they still have to pass the Texas State Bar Exam to become a practicing attorney in the state of Texas. The test itself is a marathon, not a sprint. It’s a three (3) … Continue reading
Let’s admit it we have all been there on the road, where someone cuts us off or takes that parking spot that was undoubtedly ours. The response we tend to give these people are all too common ranging from cursing like a sailor to the infamous finger flip. The road … Continue reading
I am grateful to be a part of such an important profession; one where I am called to help people in a time of need. Working in civil litigation, and more specifically personal injury law, I have the opportunity to meet and help countless potential new clients on a daily … Continue reading
