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Category: Car Accidents

Brownsville Drivers Should Ask: Are Pickup Trucks Safe?

Texans still love pickup trucks, and that passion is especially strong in places like Brownsville and across the Lone Star State, where Texas-edition special models remain popular. Even in 2026, industry estimates continue to show that Texans buy a significant share of all pickup trucks sold nationwide. Pickups are practical … Continue reading

Should You Replace Your Child’s Car Seat After a Crash?

Young parents in Texas dealing with all the expenses of raising a child may wonder whether it is necessary to replace a child’s car seat after a car accident. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which enforces vehicle safety standards to reduce injuries and deaths from motor vehicle accidents, … Continue reading

Icy roads. Freezing rain. Black ice. ❄️ Winter weather is no joke especially in Texas and surrounding states where sudden cold snaps can create hazardous driving conditions without warning. At Herrman and Herrman Personal Injury Lawyers, we’ve seen firsthand how quickly a winter storm can turn a routine drive into … Continue reading

Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

Wrongful death lawsuits are legal actions that one hopes they never have to take. They are lawsuits fought on behalf of a deceased individual. Also their estate and against a party that may be culpable for their death. This culpability is typically shown by another party exhibiting negligence or shirking … Continue reading

Driving Without a Seat Belt: Can I be Compensated?

Texas law requires drivers and passengers to wear seat belts, but not everyone follows the law. Data from the Texas Department of Transportation show that 924 people who were not wearing seat belts died in car accidents. Not wearing a seat belt often results in more severe injuries or fatal … Continue reading

Driverless Car Accident in Texas: Who is Liable?

With driver error accounting for a significant portion of motor vehicle accidents in Texas and across the country, auto manufacturers have been working to develop driverless cars, which will transport passengers without any need for human control to guide the vehicle. The thinking goes that removing the element of human … Continue reading

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