My name is Zach Herbert. I’m a husband, father, Marine Corps veteran, and personal injury trial lawyer. For most of my career, I’ve stood in courtrooms across Texas fighting for everyday people against the biggest insurance companies and corporations. Before that, I wore the uniform of a United States Marine, where I learned discipline, duty, and that honor is more than a word—it’s a way of life. Today, I’m running for the Texas House to take that same fight for fairness to Austin.

Zach For Texas – Zach Herbert for HD 112

Zach lives in Richardson with his wife and kids. His free time is spent playing with his four children, or amateur woodworking, or Netflix binging. He enjoys the outdoors, loves to hunt, and cooks a mean ribeye steak.

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After graduating from Pepperdine University School of Law, Zach took and passed the Texas Bar and began training for Officer Candidate School. He was commissioned as an officer in the Marine Corps on March 26, 2010.

Zach decided to go back to school part-time to get his Masters in Business Administration while also running a law firm full-time. For almost 2 years, he flew to Pepperdine Graziadio School of Business every three weeks to take weekend classes. His tenacity and hard work paid off, and he earned his M.B.A. In 2019. Zach now uses what he learned in business school to streamline the services Herbert Law Group provides their clients and making sure each case gets top-notch service, with top-notch results.

Zach Herbert is a husband and father. He earned a law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law and a Master of Business Administration from Pepperdine Graziadio School of Business. Zach lives in Richardson with his wife and four children.

Zach Herbert is a husband and father. He earned a law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law and a Master of Business Administration from Pepperdine Graziadio School of Business. Zach lives in Richardson with his wife and children.

When Zach founded Herbert Law Group, he did so in order to focus on the three core values of Honesty, Honor, and Communication. He didn’t want his law firm to look like any other law firm out there. He wanted his law firm to reflect not only who he is, but also who he strives to be every day, both in and out of the courtroom, both at home and in the office.

As a military lawyer or Judge Advocate, Zach was assigned to defend Marines and Sailors accused of crimes onboard Camp Lejeune, NC. Zach tried many jury trials and found his passion was for trial law. Upon leaving the military as a Captain, Zach continued to hone his trial skills for a large law firm in Dallas.

Zach currently works as a personal injury trial lawyer and founded Herbert Law Group. He previously served as a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps, including serving as a judge advocate defending Marines and Sailors at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and then worked for a large law firm in Dallas.

Zach currently works as a personal injury trial lawyer and founded Herbert Law Group. He previously served as a judge advocate defending Marines and Sailors at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

2026 Texas General Election

Worker's Rights

I believe that the minimum wage should be increased to a livable wage, and that any Texan who works a full-time job should be able to make ends meet.

Issues – Zach For Texas

Small Businesses

I believe small businesses should be prioritized over large corporations.  I believe every small business should be able to afford to pay a living wage and full medical benefits for all Texas employees.

Supports increasing the minimum wage to a living wage.

Believes small businesses should be prioritized over large corporations.

Believes small businesses should be able to provide employees a living wage and full medical benefits.

- Supports increasing the minimum wage to a living wage.
- Believes small businesses should be prioritized over large corporations.
- Believes small businesses should be able to provide employees a living wage and full medical benefits.

Economy

Gun Safety

I believe in the basic right to bear arms.  I believe that guns are inherently dangerous, and common-sense gun safety measures should be implemented to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and others deemed dangerous to themselves.

Supports the right to bear arms and gun-safety measures to keep firearms from criminals and people deemed dangerous to themselves.

Supports the right to bear arms and gun-safety measures to keep firearms from "criminals and others deemed dangerous to themselves."

- Supports the right to bear arms and gun-safety measures to keep firearms from "criminals and others deemed dangerous to themselves."

Public Safety

Healthcare

I believe in increasing access to healthcare and expanding Medicaid, so that no Texan is left without lifesaving care merely because they cannot afford it.

Women's Rights

I believe that women should have the unequivocal right to make medical decisions for their own bodies.

Supports expanding Medicaid and increasing access to healthcare.

Supports women's authority to make their own medical decisions.

- Supports expanding Medicaid and increasing access to healthcare.
- Supports women's authority to make their own medical decisions.

Healthcare

Education

I believe our Teachers are grossly underpaid and should be rewarded for their hard work.  Good Teachers should be paid a good salary, and great Teachers should be rewarded in kind.

Education

I believe in Pre-K for all Texans.

I'm Zach Herbert, and I'm running for Texas State Representative for District 112. Like you, I want leaders who get things done for Texans, like fully funding our public schools, making sure we have access to affordable healthcare, helping with rising costs, and boosting economic opportunity. Too many officials in Austin are focused on dividing us. Let's unite for a better Texas.

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Believes teachers are underpaid and should receive higher pay, with greater rewards for highly effective teachers.

Supports universal prekindergarten for Texans.

Wants to fully fund Texas public schools.

- Believes teachers are underpaid and should receive higher pay, with greater rewards for highly effective teachers.
- Supports universal prekindergarten for Texans.
- Wants to fully fund Texas public schools.

Education

As of July 22, 2026, Zach Herbert’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

I believe in protecting women’s access to the ballot box and oppose any legislation akin to the SAVE Act.

Local Control

I believe in local Democracy, and the Texas Legislature should not preempt the decisions communities make for their respective jurisdictions.

Supports protecting women's ballot access and opposes legislation similar to the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act).

Opposes Texas laws that override decisions made by local communities.

- Supports protecting women's ballot access and opposes legislation similar to the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act).
- Opposes Texas laws that override decisions made by local communities.

Voting & Elections

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- Opposes Texas laws that override decisions made by local communities.

Zach is an attorney and an entrepreneur. He is also a veteran.

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Wants to ensure access to affordable healthcare.

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