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Year: 2024

I’m on the Jury. Now what?

If a lawsuit can’t be settled before the trial date, it moves to court. In that case, attorneys have two main options: they can pay a jury fee and request a jury trial, or opt for a judge to decide the case. If you’re selected as a juror, you may … Continue reading

Know Your Rights: How Herrman and Herrman Can Help You Obtain Medical Bills under Texas Law

Navigating a hospital stay can be overwhelming. The stress of recovery, the uncertainty of medical bills, and the maze of hospital billing practices can leave anyone feeling lost. Herrman and Herrman Personal Injury Lawyers understand that, as a patient, you have the right to be informed about your hospital bills—and … Continue reading

Does My Settlement Impact My Taxes?

One of the most meaningful moments in any personal injury case is when a client finally receives their settlement check. It represents more than just compensation—it’s recognition of what they’ve been through and a step toward moving forward. In 2026, as cases become more complex and financial awareness grows, many … Continue reading

If you’ve heard about lawsuits over IVC filter complications, you may be wondering what these cases involve and, more importantly, what you should do if you or a loved one has an IVC filter. In this guide, we’ll cover the essential information about IVC filters, their associated risks, and how … Continue reading

What are the Insurance Policy Limits in my State?

If you have ever purchased insurance for your car (or any general insurance) you may have heard the term, “Policy Limits”. These are the limits that you’re paying for each month known as your Premium. The policy limits are listed on the Declarations page of the insurance agreement. Many people … Continue reading

Claims Against Charitable Organizations in Texas

When individuals approach a law firm with a potential injury claim, one of the first and most critical questions is: Who is the defendant? This becomes especially important when the claim involves a charitable organization. These entities are treated differently under Texas law, and that distinction can significantly affect the … Continue reading

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