Imposter Unemployment Claims in Texas: What Employers and Employees Must Do A Texas employer opens the mail and finds a Notice of Application for Unemployment Benefits naming an employee who is still on payroll and still coming to work. An employee opens the mail and finds a Texas Workforce Commission…

Fifth Court of Appeals Reverses Adverse Judgment: Alter Ego Rejected, Damages Found Speculative Gibson Herod Law recently secured a comprehensive appellate victory in the Court of Appeals for the Fifth District of Texas at Dallas on behalf of Copper Creek Distributors, Inc. (CCDI) and Jose Doniceth Escoffie. In a memorandum…

Many clients expect frequent emails, calls, and updates after hiring a law firm. When days pass without contact, it is natural to wonder: "What's happening with my case?" At Gibson Herod Law, we understand this concern. Our "Behind the Scenes: How We Work Together on Your Case" guide explains what…

Scammers are targeting Denton County residents with fake calls claiming to be a Sergeant or Lieutenant with the Denton County Sheriff’s Office or even a District Court judge. They use real names and titles to sound legitimate, then aggressively accuse you of missing jury duty and demand immediate payment to…

We recently had the privilege of assisting our client, Amorphous Materials, Inc., in the successful closing of a strategic asset sale to LightPath Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: LPTH). Amorphous Materials is a Texas-based manufacturer with nearly five decades of experience producing specialized chalcogenide glass for demanding optical applications, including long-standing defense…

Gibson Herod Law is proud to recognize Partner Reagan Herod for presenting oral argument before the Supreme Court of Texas on October 8th. This appearance represents not only a significant professional milestone for Reagan but also a testament to the firm’s dedication to excellence in advocacy and client representation at…