Terrance Dill has been practicing law since 1992 and with West, Webb, Allbritton & Gentry since 2001. Terrance practices in civil litigation and has represented a wide variety of clients in an even wider variety of disputes. The clients include a range of individuals, from indigents and the disabled to billionaires, and entities ranging from sole proprietorships to multinational energy companies, privately held businesses, and governmental organizations. The disputes handled by Terrance cover the gamut of personal injury, insurance coverage, commercial litigation, construction, real property disputes, employment matters, higher education and civil rights, and contested probate matters.

With this range of experience, Terrance also serves as a mediator and arbitrator and has resolved a very large number of disputes. Courts have also demonstrated their trust in Terrance by appointing him to serve as special commissioner, guardian ad litem, attorney ad litem, mediator, and dependent administrator. Terrance frequently serves as local counsel and jury focus group sponsor/organizer for other attorneys.

While a native of Brazos County, having graduated from A&M Consolidated High School and Texas A&M University, Terrance also practiced for several years in Houston and Washington, D.C. Terrance has also represented clients in front of Texas courts in at least 100 of the 254 Texas counties and before courts in all four of the federal Districts in Texas and the federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.