Attorney Profile



Virginia I. Hermosa Attorney at Law

Education:

• University of Texas, Austin Bachelor of Arts in Psychology 1993
• St. Mary’s School of Law, Juris Doctorate, 1997
• University of Innsbruck, Austria, Global Legal Issues, 1996
  

Licensed to Practice:

• State of Texas 1997
• All Texas Federal Courts since 2000
  

Specialized Training:

• Civil Trial Advocacy, Texas Attorney General’s Office 1998
  
• Internet Crimes Prosecution, Texas Attorney General’s Office 1998
  
• Federal Bureau of Investigation, Racketeering Records Analysis Unit, US Dept. of Justice, 1998
  
• Prosecutor’s Trials Skills Course, Texas District and County Attorneys Association, 1999
  
• Federal Courts Practice, 2000 Federal Trade Commission Internet Investigations, 2000
• Trial Advocacy, US Dept of Justice, 2001
• Criminal Trial College, Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association, 2007

Recognitions and Acknowledgements:

• Governor’s Appointee to the Texas Facilities Commission, 2008
• Appointment as Liaison to the 4 Mexican States that border Texas: Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Coahuila, Chihuahua by the Border Solutions Committee of ATPA, Texas Dept. of Transportation, 1999
  
  Recognition for interstate cooperation, Nuevo Leon Attorney General’s Office, 1999
• Recognition for work with the Border Attorney Generals, Nuevo Leon Attorney General’s Office, 2000
• Chief’s Award for creation of the Border Partner Initiative, El Paso Police Department, 2000
• Recognition for interstate investigations, Chihuahua Attorney General’s Office, 2001

Speaker:

• Annual Border Attorneys General Conference, Cooperative Investigations, Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1999
• Texas Department of Public Safety Academy, Preparing to Testify at Trial, 1999
• 4th Congress of Mexican Attorneys General, Bilateral Treaty on the Return of Stolen Vehicles and Aircraft, Monterrey, NL, Mexico, 2001
• National Association of Insurance, US Treaties under the Hague Convention, Cuernavaca, Mexico, 2002
• Annual Conference, International Association of Auto Theft Investigators, US Treaties under the Hague Convention, 2002

Employment:

• Texas Adjutant General’s Department
• Texas Department of Health
• Texas Department of Insurance
• Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
• Texas Attorney General’s Office, Deputy Division Chief, Special Crimes
• Texas Secretary of State
• Texas Workforce Commission, Counsel for Chair of the Commission
  
  

The Staff:
Daniel Serna: Personal Injury Legal Investigator - dan@hermosa-law.com
Brianna Medina: Administrative Assistant - brianna@hermosa-law.com
Veronica Hermosa: Billing - vero@hermosa-law.com