Nursing home provide care for sick people, elderly people, or others who are finding it difficult to care for themselves. Of course, some professional caregivers are being paid to provide the necessary help/care that these people require, and these caregivers often do wonderful jobs. Unfortunately, however, a number of these … Continue reading
Many Texans who are suffering financially from the effects of COVID-19 and the closure of many businesses should receive relief checks from the federal government in the coming weeks. The $1,200 checks being sent to individuals and $2,400 checks for couples are part of a $2 trillion economic stimulus package … Continue reading
A fire outbreak either at home, office, or any other place is one of the most dreadful events. Over time, countless people have experienced their properties being razed down by the fire while they helplessly looked on, unable to help the situation. For most people, it is this powerlessness to … Continue reading
As if raising three kids wasn’t expensive enough, after stopping at a red light on January 8, 2019, one Texas mom was left with medical bills, a totaled SUV and months of recovery ahead of her. Twenty-six-year-old wife and a working mother-of-three, Erika Castellanos, was stopped at a red light … Continue reading
Paid leave rules in the Family First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) will begin on April 1. Herrman & Herrman explains what that means for you: The FFCRA applies to any leave taken between that date and December 31 of this year. It is not retroactive to any date before April … Continue reading
Port Aransas is a very popular beach not just known for its warm water and relaxing air but that it’s a major spot for spring breakers; most of which are high school students. Every spring break, the beach is packed with thousands of high school and college students. Before now, … Continue reading
To this day, Corpus Christi resident José Farias Jr. is reminded of the traumatic truck accident he experienced one late afternoon in July 2019, every time he approaches an intersection. José, 56, had finished work for the day at LyondellBasell, where he works as a shift supervisor and was on … Continue reading
A Kingsville, TX mom and owner of local bakery El Pastel, had her life turned upside down after a serious truck accident in Kingsville. Find out how she can now get her life back to normal after the help of lawyer Gregory Herrman. Continue reading
From the 1st of September 2019, new laws took effect in Texas. These new laws range from feral hog hunting to the breastfeeding of infants. Some important new Texas laws for the year 2019 Lemonade stands: The HB 234 states that Children without a license can open lemonade stands without … Continue reading
The holiday Dia De Los Muertos might linger in the ears with an air of spookiness. Contrarily, it is a day of papel,picados, flowers, treats and sugar skulls! Texas Attorneys at Herrman & Herrman PLLC, enjoy the celebration each year, especially the bread! What is El Dia de Los Muertos? … Continue reading
