Anything you say now will be used against you in the court of law. It’s popular saying we hear all the time in movies and real-life scenarios. This also applies to social media and unfortunately so many people don’t know whatever they post on social media can be used against … Continue reading
Getting stranded on the road is not something any car owner plans for, but it always seems to happen when you’re not expecting it. So, as a car owner, it is important that you are ready for any moment to fix any issue that arises. This is why certain items … Continue reading
During children’s playdates, while having guests over, or when having repairmen on the premises, unfortunate accidents are prone to happen. Health and safety negligence can easily lead to personal injury, potentially turning you into a negligent host liable for the harm. Make sure you and the rest of the members … Continue reading
Many people have come to know Zoom, the online video conference tool, during the coronavirus pandemic. Here at Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. we have adopted the use of Zoom for remote legal consultations between our Texas personal injury lawyers and our existing and prospective clients. If you are not already … Continue reading
Aside from the excitement and fun associated with throwing fireworks, people do happen to get injured sometimes. Now, since firework injuries are probably not one of the most common everyday injuries, only a few people tend to know exactly what to do when it happens. According to reports, however, there … Continue reading
Sport are one of the most popular recreational activities as well as exercises in the world today. This is probably because of its active and participatory nature. Today, it is estimated that more than a quarter of the world’s population are involved in at least, one type of sport, either … Continue reading
Many Texas workers who have been deemed essential and continue to report to their jobs wonder whether they’ll receive workers’ compensation if they contract the COVID-19 coronavirus. Unfortunately, like many aspects of the coronavirus pandemic, this is a question without a clear answer at the moment. To qualify for workers’ … Continue reading
Statistics show that one out of every six elderly people over 60 have experienced elderly abuse. While in most cases these abuses are meted out in subtle forms of negligence, financially, emotionally and verbally. In other cases it comes in more serious forms like sexual abuse and physical abuse. Elderly … Continue reading
Salmonella and E. coli are bacteria and top 2 causes of food poisoning in the world. They are similar bacteria, salmonella evolved from E. coli about a million years ago, which explains their same means of transmission and common symptoms. But, they are different as E. coli is much more … Continue reading
There is an old saying, “Never let a crisis go to waste.” Unfortunately, some purveyors of miracle cures and other dubious products are trying to take advantage of consumer fears surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. The Food and Drug Administration is issuing warning letters to sellers of allegedly fraudulent COVID-19 products … Continue reading
