Frank Guerra Archives

Self-Driving Cars: Benefits, Risks, and Rights

Posted on February 24, 2026 by Schuyler Donaldson

On December 9^th, 2025, Mr. Chris Riotta-Rogers of San Francisco, California, went viral on TikTok for his “first and last Waymo ride.” The 20-second-long clip, amassing nearly 28 million views, captured Mr. Riotta-Rogers commencing a ride in a Waymo, a driverless car, which, in the tumultuous moment that followed, abruptly pulled out in front of another moving car traveling down a steep hill. The other car honked and slammed to a halt, inches from the Waymo, as the shaken Waymo passenger sat helplessly in the back seat.[1]

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Guerra LLP Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

Posted on October 22, 2025October 22, 2025 by Schuyler Donaldson

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news from our firm – several of our attorneys have been recognized among the 2025 Texas Super Lawyers!

Please join us in congratulating the following Super Lawyers:

Each of these exceptional attorneys has demonstrated an unwavering dedication to their clients and to the pursuit of justice. Their inclusion on the Texas Super Lawyers list is a well-deserved recognition of their integrity, skill, and tireless advocacy inside and outside the courtroom.

We are also pleased to announce two attorneys who have once again earned recognition as 2025 Texas Super Lawyers Rising Stars: Jennifer Neal and Oscar Quiroz!

At our firm, we take immense pride in the excellence our attorneys bring to every case. Their passion for justice, commitment to clients, and dedication to the legal profession inspire us all.

Congratulations to Frank, Bob, Mike, Erin, Shalimar, Jennifer, and Oscar — your achievements reflect the very best of who we are and what we stand for. We are so proud of you!

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Standards of Proof

Posted on September 9, 2025 by Schuyler Donaldson

On October 3, 1995, prolific football star and actor O.J. Simpson was found not guilty of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman in a criminal trial. The country was shocked – there appeared to be a myriad of evidence pointing to Simpson as the clear culprit. However, there was one particular piece of evidence that kept the jury from convicting Simpson – the glove tied to the crime scene did not fit on his hand. But why would the fact that the glove did not fit mean that the jury must acquit?

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Female Attorneys: An Indispensable Component of a Trial Team

Posted on August 19, 2025August 19, 2025 by Schuyler Donaldson

A seat in a courtroom is like a spot at the dinner table during heated discourse—at either head sits one’s mother and father, just as in the courtroom, where two attorneys take their positions before the jury. One delivers the cold, hard facts; the other weaves the human narrative. Together, they transform loose arguments into conviction. Just as a child looks to both parents for balance, a jury finds truth in the harmony of voices—logic and emotion working in tandem to shape justice.

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Frank Guerra Speaks at TTLA Midyear Conference

Posted on June 18, 2025 by Schuyler Donaldson

Last week, our Capital Partner, Frank Guerra, had the privilege of speaking at the Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA) Midyear Conference. His presentation delivered a masterclass on navigating comparative fault at trial – emphasizing the critical importance of “embracing the ugly” when advocating for your client.

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