You might think that using hands-free devices while driving makes the road safer. After all, 80% of drivers in a recent National Safety Council poll believe that hands-free cell phones are safer than handheld ones. But is that really the case? The answer is clear: hands-free doesn’t mean risk-free. Hands-free … Continue reading
In the chaotic moments immediately following a car accident, it’s common to be enveloped in a haze of confusion and uncertainty. Your mind races, trying to piece together the sequence of events, while simultaneously assessing any personal injuries or vehicle damage. It’s a critical juncture where the steps you … Continue reading
The first speed limit was introduced in the United Kingdom way back in 1861 at 10 miles per hour, or 16 kilometers per hours. Speed limits were first implemented to control traffic speed for several reasons. One of which is to reduce that number of accidents. Imagine a highway with … Continue reading
Having back surgery is a serious procedure for someone to have. The truth of the matter is back surgery may be the only solution for someone who was in a major automobile collision. Any type of back surgery is a highly invasive procedure. There are real risks involved with each … Continue reading
In short, YES, you need to wear a seat belt. Here is why. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration seat belts saved an estimated 13,941 in 2015. Almost half of the over thirty-five thousand people killed in vehicle crashes in 2015 were not wearing seat belts. The National … Continue reading
There are certain legal buzzwords that attorneys throw around that the client may not fully understand. One of these legal words is a “Release”. But what is a release? What am I releasing? When does a release need to be signed? In short, a release is a legal document that … Continue reading
Once the petition is filed, each side will serve the other with “Discovery”. Part of the discovery process involves what is called “Request for Admissions”, which according to Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 198.1, consists of a request that contains a statement sent from one party to the adverse party, … Continue reading
If you’ve been injured, you might assume your case will go to trial—but the truth is, only a small percentage of lawsuits actually do. At Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C., our clients are sometimes surprised when we advise them that their case is more likely to be settled outside of court. … Continue reading
We have all heard the old saying. The adage we all grew up hearing is that “You HAVE to get the oil changed in your vehicle every 3,000 miles, or else!” While this is a common saying, is it true? And what happens if you do not? Is your car … Continue reading
Wondering if you have a personal injury case? It can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re dealing with the stress of an injury. But at Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C., we’re here to help you navigate the process and determine if you have a valid claim. What Determines if You Have a … Continue reading
