Recent
Case Successes
for
Herman Howry and Breen
Reflect Busy Season
for Firm
 Like
the summer temperatures that are steadily rising, so too is the workload at Herman,
Howry and Breen, and the successes that are coming from those cases. Just a few
weeks ago all six lawyers at Herman, Howry and Breen were involved in different
trials. Two of the cases resulted in victories and one will be continued in Fort
Worth next month. Following is a sampling of recent successes for the firm:
| Breach
of Contract - Tim Herman tries case to verdict with the help of Matt Beatty.
Three million dollar verdict is secured for client, Longhorn Railroad, against
Capital Metro. | | Commercial
Lease Dispute - Sean Breen and Lisa Clute tried case to verdict and won client's
right to retain possession of premises in commercial lease dispute. | | Breach
of Merger Agreement - Randy Howry obtained a $450,000 arbitration award for
client by proving breaches of the representations and warranties provisions of
a merger agreement. | | Breach
of Partnership Agreement - Randy Howry obtained an award of $650,000 for client
in a small business group dispute. |
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Getting
to Know One of Our Own
Matt
Beatty
  Matt
Beatty knew what he was looking for when he graduated from law school six years
ago. "I wanted to be a trial attorney who actually tried cases. I was looking
for some mentors who knew their way around the courthouse and I figured that a
smaller firm would provide me with the best opportunity," he says. "After getting
to know the partners at Herman, Howry and Breen (HH&B), LLP, I knew I had found
a great fit." READ MORE |
Tort
Reform
Update
Preparing
for the Future
 The
saga of lawsuit reform has come to an end with the passing by both the Texas House
and Senate of the legislation that ushers in sweeping changes. READ
MORE
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Lawyers
Building Houses
Instead of Cases
Habitat
for Humanity Legal Build
in Full Swing
 In
May 2003, the lawyers of Herman, Howry and Breen, LLP wielded power tools and
tape measures rather than cell phones and Palm Pilots at the Austin Habitat for
Humanity Legal Build at 2003 East 8th Street. READ
MORE
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