Parsons Jim

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On November 16, 2009, Jim Parsons successfully obtained a judgment of $330,000 for his clients after a trial. The judgment was a result of injuries and damages sustained by the clients after an attack by a trained rodeo bull that had entered the clients' property from neighboring property.

Published in the Athens Review, Athens, Texas on April 1, 2009

With offices in Dallas, Athens, Palestine, Crockett, and Tyler, attorney Jim Parsons is well-positioned to assist individuals and small businesses throughout East Texas in a range of civil litigation matters, with a particular focus on plaintiff’s personal injury cases involving:

Mr. Parsons also provides advocacy in a variety of insurance bad faith claims, business disputes, real estate litigation, probate litigation, and family law matters. For more information about his work in each of these areas, please see the practice areas overview.
Drawing on an extensive background in the law encompassing over 300 jury trials and thousands of non-jury matters, Jim Parsons has the skills and legal expertise to help clients achieve their goals in even the most complex cases. As a former Judge of the 3rd District Court and a past President of the State Bar of Texas, Mr. Parsons has an in-depth understanding of the legal environment in this part of the country that has helped him establish a track record of successful verdicts and settlements on behalf of a wide range of clients.
In addition to his legal expertise, Mr. Parsons offers an accessibility and availability that sets him apart from other attorneys. He understands that the impact of an injury or other loss is not limited to financial damages, and strives to ease the emotional and psychological burden on his clients. To learn how he can help with your legal matter, contact Jim Parsons today for a free initial consultation.
Attorney Jim Parsons provides legal representation in a range of civil litigation matters to clients in Dallas, Athens, Palestine, Centerville, Crockett, Cherokee, Fairfield, Groesbeck, Rusk, Anderson, Henderson, and Houston, and in the counties of Leon and Freestone.