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The Law Offices of Tyler & Peery

The Law Offices of Tyler & Peery

5822 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX 78201, San Antonio, TX 78201

Google4.8(44)
6 Attorneys
$245.6M+ Recovered
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About The Law Offices of Tyler & Peery

The Law Offices of Tyler & Peery is a personal injury law firm in San Antonio, Texas, representing clients across Texas and the United States. Founded 30 years ago by John N. Tyler and Dennis Peery, the firm handles cases involving car accidents, truck accidents, premises liability, oil field injuries, and defective products. The six attorneys include board-certified specialists in personal injury trial law. The firm notably helped secure a $230 million verdict for victims of the Sutherland Springs church shooting. John N. Tyler is also licensed in Colorado.

The Law Offices of Tyler & Peery Case Results

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$308,514

Car Accident Personal Injury

Car accident personal injury case involving a breach of contract, insurance bad faith, and an uninsured motorist (Cook v. Cervantes, et al.).

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$2.1M

Medical Malpractice

Case result for Medical Malpractice.

$1.3M

Car Accident

Case result for a Car Accident.

$2M

Truck Accident

Case result for a Truck Accident.

$3.6M

Wrongful Death

The Law Offices of Tyler & Peery secured a $3.58 million verdict for their clients in the Sutherland Springs shooting case against the United States Government.

2022Trial VerdictView

$2.9M

Oilfield Accident

Case result for an Oilfield Accident.

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