Terry Duncan attended law school at Texas Wesleyan University. He began practicing of law in the Charlotte area in 1996. He is also licensed to practice law in Texas. Terry is also licensed to practice in the Supreme Court of the United States, the United States Court of Appeals, and the federal courts in North Carolina.
Terry is one of the preeminent bankruptcy attorneys in Charlotte and has filed thousands of bankruptcy cases for his clients. During the last 10 years he has likely filed more bankruptcies than any other Charlotte attorney. He appears in the United States Bankruptcy Court proceedings several times each month. Many persons have found relief from creditor harassment and lawsuits with Terry's help. Terry's philosophy is to "treat someone the way you would want to be treated."
Terry is one of the few attorneys in the state that helps our elderly loved ones who have been abused or neglected in a nursing home. He aggressively file law suits against nursing home facilities that abuse and neglect nursing home patients. He also does medical malpractice and workers compensation.
Terry had several professions prior to becoming an attorney including being a police officer and a teacher in his birth state of Texas. As a police officer he was qualified as an expert in automobile and truck accident investigation. As an educator and teacher he was certified to teach History, Political Science, Geography, Psychology, Sociology, English, and Special Education.
Many people have found relief from creditor harassment and lawsuits with Terry's help. Terry's philosophy is to "treat someone the way you would want to be treated."
Terry is one of the few attorneys in the state who helps our elderly loved ones who have been abused or neglected in a nursing home. He aggressively files law suits against nursing home facilities that abuse and neglect nursing home patients.
Terry also represents medical malpractice and workers compensation clients.
Don't take OUR word for it! Here are what a few of Terry's many satisfied clients have to say:
"I just wanted to express my deepest appreciation to you and your entire staff for helping me through a traumatic and difficult time."
"I wonder if you realize how much help, support and compassion your clients and I receive by your organization when we really need it most."
"You and your staff treated me with respect, dignity, and kindness which I'll never forget."
"I wanted to express my gratitude for the critical role you and your staff play in helping good people recover."
