James M Terry Jr.
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James M Terry Jr.'s Answers (6)

Austin, TX

Personal injury Lawyer at Austin, TX

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accidents ... +2 more

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Can I sue for a hit and run, and if so, can I sue the freight company that the truck is owned by?

James's answer | Answered on November 21, 2013

Most definitely! The truck driver was probably acting in the course and scope of employment, so his employer is on the hook for their employee's...

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I was a pedestrian on a bicycle struck by an Allstate driver, how should I proceed?

James's answer | Answered on November 20, 2013

I am glad to hear that you are doing well. You have several moving parts going on here. One part is that you are dealing with Allstate - that in...

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Is it to late to file a claim with other persons insurance for an accident that happened Nov. 6 ? What do I do?

James's answer | Answered on November 20, 2013

Sorry to hear about your mother. I assume you mean that the wreck occurred on November 6, 2013? If so, then it is not too late. The statute of...

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Fell Down the stairs because of a cable wire hanging off the building of my apartment complex.

James's answer | Answered on August 19, 2011

I am sorry to hear about your injury. You have a potential "premise liability" case against the apartment complex owner and/or property manager. ...

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Nail salon claim

James's answer | Answered on January 26, 2011

I am sorry you are having to suffer with this condition. The biggest issue in your case will be proving that the fungus was caused by the nail...

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Is it to late to file a Malpractice law suit?

James's answer | Answered on December 18, 2009

The statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims in Texas is two years from the date that the potentially negligent act occurs. The time...

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