Termite Tom - Campbell Law PC

09/14/2026

Subterranean termite pressure in Texas is among the highest in the country, particularly in the eastern and central parts of the state where soil conditions and humidity create ideal conditions for colony development. Yet the pattern of inadequate treatment, missed annual inspections, and claim denials that Texas homeowners face mirrors exactly what has been documented in Alabama and Mississippi cases for decades.

The legal framework that has produced significant recoveries in those states applies equally to Texas homeowners. Defective treatment and concealment do not become acceptable practices simply because a company operates in a different state. Texas homeowners facing this situation can learn how these cases are built: https://termitetom.com/midland-termite-damage-lawyer/

09/11/2026

There is a predictable pattern to how pest control companies respond when significant termite damage is discovered on a property they have been servicing. They point to the contract. They argue the damage was pre-existing. They claim their technician visited and found nothing. They suggest the homeowner failed to maintain the property.

Each of these responses is a defense strategy, not a factual conclusion. Whether those defenses hold up depends on whether the treatment program was scientifically adequate for the conditions present, not on what the agreement says. Homeowners who have heard these responses and want to understand what comes next can read how these cases are evaluated: https://termitetom.com/terminix-lawyer/

09/10/2026

When a pest control company in Georgia denies a termite damage claim, many homeowners believe their only path forward is whatever the service agreement allows. That belief is incorrect and costly. The legal analysis in Georgia termite cases is centered on whether the treatment and inspection services performed actually met the professional standards required by licensed operators in the state.

A company that failed to treat properly, skipped inspections, or concealed evidence of ongoing activity cannot simply point to contract language as a shield. Georgia homeowners who have received a denial and want to understand what their actual options look like can find that information here: https://termitetom.com/georgia-termite-damage-lawyer/

09/09/2026

Most homeowners assume that if a pest control company shows up, performs a treatment, and issues a report, the job was done correctly. That assumption is exactly what termite companies count on. Fraudulent inspections, incomplete treatments, and concealed damage are patterns that appear in termite litigation cases across Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas with striking consistency.

Understanding what fraud actually looks like in a termite damage case, and why it matters to the outcome, is something every homeowner under a termite bond should know before a problem is ever discovered. The documented record of how these cases unfold is available for homeowners who want to be informed: https://termitetom.com/blog/can-you-sue-a-pest-control-company-for-termite-damage/

09/08/2026

Termite company managers collect bonuses for closing out swarm season claims. When we investigate, the real issue is rarely moisture. It is a wrong prevention method, a diluted chemical, or a treatment that was never properly delivered. If your claim was denied, find out what an experienced termite damage lawyer examines in these cases: https://termitetom.com/blog/can-you-sue-a-pest-control-company-for-termite-damage/

09/08/2026

For years, referring attorneys across the industry knew there was a highly effective lawyer winning termite cases, but they could not find him by name. The reputation existed long before the brand did. Around 2017 and 2018, Tom Campbell made the decision to lean into what people were already calling him, rebuilding the firm's identity around the nickname that had followed him through decades of courtroom wins.

That shift changed everything. Homeowners and attorneys searching for a specialist in termite litigation now land exactly where they need to be, at a firm that has handled nothing but these cases for over two decades and understands the science, the industry standards, and the company tactics that most attorneys never encounter.

The name is memorable because the work behind it earned it. Learn more about the attorney behind Termite Tom: https://termitetom.com/attorney/tom-campbell/

09/07/2026

When homeowners face termite damage and a pest control company that refuses to accept responsibility, having the right legal team changes everything. Sherry James experienced that firsthand. From the first call to the final outcome, Campbell Law, P.C. was there every step of the way, prepared, present, and fighting for the result she deserved.

Termite damage cases are complex, and the companies responsible know how to protect themselves. Having attorneys who understand the science, the evidence, and the tactics pest control companies use makes the difference between a denial and a recovery. Homeowners who want to understand what that representation looks like can read more client stories here: https://termitetom.com/client-testimonials/

09/04/2026

High-ranking executives and university leaders within the SEC are actively discussing "extreme measures" against LSU, including the unprecedented possibility of expelling the school from the conference.
If they play former pro football players as Coach Lane Kiffen is planning, should LSU be removed?

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The LSU Tigers have been moving forward with plans to add a few players to their roster who have signed professional contracts. However, it sounds like the SEC is considering expelling LSU from the conference if that happens. While adding those players to the roster would violate NCAA and SEC rules,...

09/04/2026

Fed up with getting the runaround from your termite company? Common excuses like moisture or structural changes shouldn't stop you from getting what you're owed. Contact us to see if you have a legal right to recover.
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09/04/2026

Before joining Campbell Law, P.C., Brandon Falls spent nearly two decades as a criminal prosecutor and served as the elected District Attorney for Jefferson County, Alabama. That career was built on one skill above all others: digging through evidence to find the truth and bringing it to light.

He brings that same approach to termite damage litigation. When a pest control company denies a claim, cuts corners on treatment, or conceals what it knows about a property, Brandon Falls knows how to build the case that proves it. Homeowners who want to understand what that kind of experience means for their claim can learn more here: https://termitetom.com/attorney/falls/