Mississippi trial lawyers who hold pest control companies accountable when their termite treatments fail.
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When you sign a termite contract, the company promises two things:
Modern termiticides — when applied correctly — create a continuous chemical barrier in the soil around your foundation. This barrier is designed to be chemically impossible for termites to cross for up to 10 years.
Annual inspections are supposed to catch any issues early — before significant damage occurs. A competent inspector checks entry points, looks for mud tubes, and verifies the barrier remains intact.
If you have termites, the company failed.
The chemical wasn't applied correctly. The inspections weren't done properly. The documentation doesn't exist.
Usually, it's all three.
If the company responded to active termites by recommending "spot treatment" instead of addressing the underlying failure, that's a problem. Spot treatments don't fix a compromised barrier — they hide the company's failure.
Some pest control companies try to minimize claims by sending unlicensed contractors to quickly "fix" damage. This often destroys evidence and allows the company to later claim the damage was minor.
"You have a moisture problem." "Your landscaping created conducive conditions." "This is an aerial infestation." These are common deflections. In our experience, they rarely hold up when we examine the company's actual treatment and inspection records.
You don't need an out-of-state firm to handle your case. We practice in Mississippi courts, live in Gulf Coast communities, and understand local construction, climate, and the companies that operate here.
Many firms advertise termite cases. Few have actually taken pest control companies to trial and won multiple seven-figure verdicts. We have.
Termite litigation isn't simple. We know how termiticides work, how inspections should be conducted, and exactly where companies cut corners. This technical knowledge is the difference between a strong case and a weak one.
We're selective about the cases we take. If we agree to represent you, it's because we believe your case has real value — and we're prepared to fight for every dollar you deserve.
Once you tear out walls or replace wood, critical evidence disappears. We understand the urgency — you want your home fixed — but starting repairs before documenting the damage can hurt your case.
Pest control companies have claims adjusters, corporate lawyers, and years of experience minimizing payouts. Anything you say or agree to can be used against you later.
Mississippi has deadlines for filing claims. The sooner you contact an attorney, the more options you have.
Call us for a free case evaluation. We'll help you understand your rights, preserve critical evidence, and determine whether your case has value — at no cost to you.
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