Key Takeaways “Colores De La Vida” is a three-part public art installation created by Corpus Christi artist Mayra Zamora. The murals were commissioned by Herrman & Herrman, P.L.L.C. between 2020 and 2021. The project is recognized as Corpus Christi’s first LGBTQ+ mural. The artwork blends Mexican-American cultural influences, Pre-Columbian symbolism, … Continue reading
Before you fire up the grill, throw burgers and hot dogs on the barbecue, dive into the pool, or settle in to watch fireworks light up the night sky, take a moment to remember what Independence Day is truly about. The Fourth of July is more than just a summer … Continue reading
Key Takeaways Insurance companies and defense attorneys routinely review social media accounts during personal injury claims. Photos, videos, comments, check-ins, and private messages may become relevant evidence in some cases. Even innocent posts can be taken out of context and used to challenge the severity of your injuries. The safest … Continue reading
This weekend before you kick start the fireworks, turn on the grill and join friends and family on our day of independence there are a few things to consider. With children, pets, and other people around taking proper safety precautions is crucial to a safe and fun filled weekend. After … Continue reading
Memorial Day weekend is one of the most anticipated holidays of the year. For many families across Texas, it marks the unofficial start of summer with: Family gatherings Road trips Barbecues Pool parties Beach outings Boating trips Outdoor celebrations While Memorial Day is a time to relax and spend time … Continue reading
When you’re in a car accident, everything happens fast. You’re shaken, possibly injured, and unsure what to do next. While your health and safety always come first, capturing the right photos at the scene can make a huge difference in protecting your rights. At Herrman & Herrman, we’ve helped thousands … Continue reading
Between the months of June and August, average high temperatures in Texas enter the danger zone and exceed 90-degrees Fahrenheit, and with that comes the risk of having a heat stroke. While most people think of Texas as a place where warm weather is a constant, residents and visitors to … Continue reading
It’s been years since the South Texas coast faced a storm as devastating as Hurricane Harvey. In its wake, thousands of lives were upended—homes destroyed, businesses lost, and personal belongings swept away. Amid such tragedy, it’s crucial to remember that there are systems in place to help, like the Federal … Continue reading
So you have to attend a legal proceeding. Maybe it’s a deposition or a court hearing. Maybe you were a witness, or maybe it’s for any injury you sustained? Maybe you have jury duty coming up? At some point in all of our lives, we will all likely end up … Continue reading
There is no denying that human life is deeply intertwined with the environment and the resources it provides. Every aspect of modern living—from the food we eat to the transportation we rely on—depends on natural systems functioning properly. One of the clearest examples of this dependence is the use of … Continue reading
