Denman H. Heard

Attorney Denman Heard is a passionate advocate on behalf of those who have been injured by dangerous products, pharmaceutical products, occupational disease, toxic exposure, and more. His work has been highly publicized by the media, including The Los Angeles Times, The Houston Chronicle, The Austin American Statesmen, The Corpus Christi Caller Times, The Dallas Morning News, Lawyer’s Weekly USA, American Lawyer, Texas Monthly, Bloomberg News, Law 360, and other publications. Before his 30th birthday, Denman had already been recognized by Lawyers Weekly USA as one of "the country's top trial lawyers".

Denman Heard has always been committed to and deeply involved in the community. He serves as a Founding Trustee and an adult Sunday School teacher at Christ the King Presbyterian Church in Houston, which he helped plant and grow from just thirty original members to more than 1,500 members. Attorney Denman became a member of the Board of Trustees of Episcopal High School in Houston in 2012. He also became President of the Dad’s Club, which is an organization that was founded to help fund non-budgeted items necessary to the support of the four pillars of the school: religion, academics, art, and athletics. Before serving Episcopal High School as a Trustee, Attorney Heard was a Trustee for the Development Board for River Oaks Baptist School, President of the Houston-area Baylor Bear Foundation, and a Founding Volunteer for community outreach at JFK Elementary, an inner-city elementary school in Houston. Attorney Denman’s son is a true freshman at Baylor University and is on the football team.