Coke County Truck Accident Lawyer: Fighting for Total Accountability After a Catastrophic Commercial Vehicle Crash

The impact was catastrophic. On a narrow stretch of State Highway 158 near Robert Lee or headed south on US-277 toward San Angelo, 80,000 pounds of steel slammed into your vehicle. In that one split second in Coke County, your life changed forever. Whether you were hit by an 18-wheeler, an oilfield water truck, or a corporate delivery van, you aren’t just dealing with a traffic accident—you’re facing a legal emergency.

At Attorney911, we know that when a commercial truck causes a wreck in Coke County, the trucking company already has a rapid-response team on the way. Their goal is to diminish your suffering and protect their bottom line. Our managing partner, Ralph Manginello, has spent over 25 years ensuring they don’t get away with it. Since 1998, Ralph Manginello has been the advocate families in Coke County turn to when they need to level the playing field against billion-dollar corporations.

Our team brings a unique “unfair advantage” to your case. Associate attorney Lupe Peña used to work for the insurance companies. He spent years inside a national defense firm, learning exactly how they evaluate, minimize, and deny trucking claims. Now, he uses that “insider playbook” to fight for you. We know their tactics because we’ve seen them from the other side. Hablamos Español. Llame al 1-888-ATTY-911 para una consulta gratis.

We don’t just take on local trucking companies; we go toe-to-toe with the world’s largest corporations. From litigating against BP after the 2005 Texas City refinery explosion to our current $10 million lawsuit involving hazing at the University of Houston, our firm is built to handle high-stakes, complex litigation. If a Walmart tractor-trailer or an Amazon delivery van caused your injuries in Coke County, you need a firm that is powerful and proven.

As our client Chad Harris said, “You are NOT a pest to them and you are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.” When you choose us to handle your Coke County truck accident case, you aren’t just a file number. You are someone whose future we are fighting tooth and nail to protect.

Why 18-Wheeler Accidents in Coke County Are Different

Coke County sits at a dangerous crossroads in West Central Texas. We see massive 18-wheeler traffic moving between San Angelo, Abilene, and the heart of the Permian Basin. But a Coke County truck accident isn’t like a standard car wreck. The physics alone are terrifying: a fully loaded semi-truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, while the average car in Coke County weighs about 4,000. That’s a 20-to-1 weight disparity that the human body was never designed to survive.

Because the stakes are so high, the laws governing these vehicles are incredibly strict. Every commercial vehicle traveling through Coke County is subject to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations under 49 CFR Parts 390-399. Proving your case requires an attorney like Ralph Manginello, who understands how to identify every single hidden violation of these laws to prove negligence.

Learn more in our video guide: “The Definitive Guide To Commercial Truck Accidents” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEEeZf-k8Ao.

The Critical Coke County 48-Hour Evidence Window

In Coke County, the clock starts the moment the collision occurs. Evidence in these cases disappears with startling speed. The Engine Control Module (ECM), often called the “black box,” records your impact speed, the driver’s braking patterns, and throttle position. However, many systems in trucks operating through Coke County can overwrite this data in as little as 30 days—or even sooner if the truck is put back into service.

This is why we send formal spoliation letters within 24 to 48 hours of being hired. We demand that the trucking company preserve the black box data, the Driver Qualification File, and the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) logs. If we don’t lock this down immediately, the most important evidence for your Coke County claim could be lost to a “routine” data overwrite.

If you’ve been hurt in a trucking accident anywhere in Coke County, call Attorney911 now at 1-888-ATTY-911. Our Coke County trucking accident attorneys offer free consultations and work on contingency—you pay nothing unless we win your case.

Specialized Expertise in Oilfield Truck Accidents Throughout Coke County

Coke County serves as a vital corridor for the Texas energy sector. We understand that SH-158 and SH-208 are heavily traveled by Permian Basin-bound traffic. Oilfield truck accidents present unique challenges that most general personal injury lawyers simply don’t understand. These wrecks often involve specialized vehicles like frac sand haulers, produced water tankers, and heavy equipment movers.

When an oilfield water truck rolls over on a Coke County road, we don’t just look at the driver. We look at the oil company that set the schedule. We look at the production pressure that leads to federal Hours of Service (HOS) violations. Often, these accidents are hybrid cases involving both FMCSA trucking regulations and OSHA workplace safety standards.

We have extensive experience litigating against major energy players and their contractors. If a Halliburton service truck or a Pioneer Natural Resources contractor hit you in Coke County, they will bring an army of lawyers. Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña have been in that ring before. We know how to pierce the “independent contractor” shield that oil companies use to try and avoid liability for the trucks that run their production.

Holding Corporate Fleets Accountable in Coke County

Not every truck in Coke County is an 18-wheeler. We see an explosion of corporate delivery vehicles—Amazon Prime vans, FedEx Ground trucks, and UPS package cars—on the streets of Bronte and Robert Lee. These corporate giants often use complex legal structures to hide from liability.

For example, Amazon uses “Delivery Service Partners” (DSPs) to shield themselves from being sued directly. Our team knows how to use the “Right to Control” test to prove that because Amazon sets the routes, monitors the drivers through Netradyne AI cameras, and dictates the delivery quotas, they are legally responsible for that accident in Coke County.

Whether it’s a Walmart truck on the highway or a Sysco food distribution truck in town, we pursue maximum recovery. Large corporations often carry “stacked” insurance policies or maintain substantial “Self-Insured Retentions” (SIRs). This means there is more money available for your injuries, but they will fight ten times harder to keep it. We’ve recovered over $50 million for Texas families because we aren’t intimidated by Fortune 500 legal teams.

Proven Results for Traumatic Brain Injuries and Catastrophic Loss

A truck accident in Coke County often results in injuries that the word “serious” doesn’t begin to describe. We have secured multi-million dollar recoveries for victims suffering from:

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Recoveries ranging from $1.5M to $9.8M+. These injuries often require lifetime care and cognitive rehabilitation.
Spinal Cord Injuries: Settlements ranging from $4.7M to $25.8M. We fight for the resources required for accessible housing, advanced medical equipment, and 24/7 care.
Amputations: Recoveries in the $1.9M to $8.6M range. We ensure the cost of lifetime prosthetic replacements and vocational retraining is covered.
Wrongful Death: Settlements ranging from $1.9M to $9.5M. When a mother, father, or child is killed on a Coke County road, we seek justice for the total loss of companionship and financial support.

As client Donald Wilcox said, “One company said they would not accept my case. Then I got a call from Manginello… I got a call to come pick up this handsome check.” We don’t back down from difficult cases, and we don’t accept lowball offers.

Find out more in our video: “The Ultimate Guide to Brain Injury Lawsuits” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBYAHi5aiEQ.

The 16 Parties We Investigate in Your Coke County Case

Most firms only sue the truck driver. At Attorney911, we know that to maximize your Coke County settlement, we have to look deeper. We investigate up to 16 potentially liable parties, including:

The Driver: For distraction, fatigue, or impairment.
The Trucking Company: For negligent hiring and vicarious liability.
The Corporate Parent: Like Amazon or Walmart, for negligent system design.
The Freight Broker: For hiring a carrier with a known bad safety record.
The Oilfield Operator: For creating unsafe lease road conditions or production pressure.
Cargo Loaders: For improperly secured loads that cause rollovers.
Manufacturers: For defective brakes or steer-tire blowouts.
Maintenance Companies: For failing to repair worn-out braking systems.
Leasing Companies: For providing equipment that doesn’t meet safety codes.
Governmental Entities: If poor road design in Coke County contributed to the crash.

By identifying multiple defendants, we can “stack” insurance policies, ensuring that even in a $10 million case, there is sufficient coverage to pay every dime you deserve.

Understanding Federal Trucking Regulations (FMCSA)

To win a Coke County truck accident case, you must prove a violation of federal law. We use our 25+ years of experience to identify violations of these critical CFR parts:

49 CFR Part 395 (Hours of Service): Did the driver exceed the 11-hour driving limit? Did they skip their mandatory 30-minute break? Fatigue is the #1 killer in Coke County truck wrecks.
49 CFR Part 391 (Driver Qualification): Did the company hire a driver with a history of DUIs or multiple accidents?
49 CFR Part 396 (Maintenance): Was the truck’s braking system out of adjustment? 29% of truck accidents involve brake failures.
49 CFR Part 382 (Drug & Alcohol Testing): Did the company conduct a post-accident drug test as required by federal law?

Learn more about insurance requirements in our video guide: “The Definitive Guide To MCS 90 Auto Endorsements” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auB5NWcwyag.

Frequently Asked Questions About Coke County Truck Accidents

What is the statute of limitations for a truck accident in Coke County?

In Texas, you have exactly two years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. If you are suing a government entity (like a school bus driver or a city dump truck), the notice period is significantly shorter—sometimes as little as six months. Waiting to call a lawyer is the biggest mistake you can make. Every day you wait, evidence in Coke County is being destroyed.

Can I still recover if I was partially at fault?

Yes. Texas follows a Modified Comparative Negligence rule (51% bar). This means as long as you are 50% or less at fault for the Coke County accident, you can still recover damages. However, your total compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. If you are found 20% responsible, you can still recover 80% of the award. Our job is to investigate and ensure the trucking company doesn’t unfairly shift the blame onto you.

Who pays my medical bills while my Coke County case is pending?

Trucking insurance companies do not pay your bills as they come in. They pay a lump sum at the end. In the meantime, we can help you coordinate care via a Letter of Protection (LOP) or help you navigate your own PIP/MedPay coverage. Client Chavodrian Miles noted, “Leonor got me into the doctor the same day… it only took 6 months, amazing.”

What if I was hit by a rental truck like a U-Haul?

Rental trucks are incredibly dangerous because they put massive vehicles in the hands of untrained drivers. While the Graves Amendment protects rental companies from some vicarious liability, we can still sue them for negligent maintenance or negligent entrustment if they gave a 26-foot truck to someone who was clearly unfit to drive it.

Heavy Truck and Commercial Vehicle Types Handled

We represent victims in Coke County hit by every type of commercial equipment:

Dump Trucks & Concrete Mixers: Common near Coke County construction and wind farm projects.
Garbage Trucks: Known for backing-up accidents in residential areas.
Flatbed Hot Shots: Often speeding to deliver urgent oilfield parts.
Charter Buses & Transit Vehicles: Involving sovereign immunity and multi-passenger liability.
Logging Trucks & Cattle Haulers: Subject to specific cargo securement rules under 49 CFR Part 393.

Your Fight for Justice Starts with One Call

Trucking companies have teams of lawyers. So should you. Ralph Manginello and the team at Attorney911 have recovered over $50 million for Texas families because we don’t settle for less than the truth. As client Glenda Walker said, “They fought for me to get every dime I deserved.”

Do not let an insurance adjuster take advantage of your trauma. In Coke County, you need a fighter who understands the local courts and the federal laws. Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911 or direct at (713) 528-9070. Whether you’re in Robert Lee, Bronte, or Silver, we will come to you.

No fee unless we win. Zero upfront costs. Your recovery is our local priority.

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Comprehensive Coke County Truck Accident Guide

FMCSA Regulations: The Key to Proving Negligence in Coke County

When we investigate an 18-wheeler crash in Coke County, we aren’t just looking for speeding. We are looking for “Negligence Per Se”—situations where the trucking company broke federal safety laws. These regulations are the backbone of our litigation strategy.

49 CFR Part 395: The Fatigue Factor

Driver fatigue causes nearly a third of all fatal truck crashes. Federal law mandates that property-carrying drivers:

May drive a maximum of 11 hours after 10 consecutive hours off duty.
May not drive beyond the 14th consecutive hour after coming on duty.
Must take a 30-minute break after 8 cumulative hours of driving.

In Coke County, we subpoena the ELD (Electronic Logging Device) records. Many drivers, pressured by dispatchers to meet deadlines in San Angelo or Midland, will “roll” the clocks or unplug devices. We catch these discrepancies by cross-referencing GPS pings and fuel receipts.

49 CFR Part 391: Qualified Drivers Only

Every motor carrier operating through Coke County must maintain a Driver Qualification File for every driver. This file must include:

An annual review of the driver’s Motor Vehicle Record (MVR).
A valid Medical Examiner’s Certificate.
A road test certificate.
Background investigations into the last 3 years of employment.

If a trucking company put a driver on a Coke County road who had a history of dangerous lane changes or failed drug tests, that company is directly liable for negligent hiring. Learn more in our video: “Has a Lawyer Handled a Case Like Yours Before?” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nG_V7cwVAeo.

49 CFR Part 393 & 396: Safe Equipment

Trucking companies must systematically inspect, repair, and maintain all vehicles. In Coke County, we often see accidents caused by:

Brake Failure: FMCSA requires service brakes on all wheels. If the pads were worn or the air lines were leaking, the company is liable.
Tire Blowouts: Using “retread” tires on steer axles or running on bald tires is a direct violation.
Cargo Securement: Under § 393.100, cargo must be secured to withstand lateral, forward, and rearward forces. Shifting cargo is the #1 cause of jackknifes and rollovers on Coke County curves.

Catastrophic Accident Types We Handle in Coke County

Not all truck crashes are the same. Each has a specific physical mechanism that requires a different investigative approach.

Coke County Underride Collisions

This is among the most fatal types of wrecks we see on Coke County highways. This happens when a passenger vehicle slides underneath the back or side of a trailer. The result is often decapitation or severe TBI. Federal law (49 CFR § 393.86) requires rear impact guards (Mansfield Bars), but these often fail at highway speeds. We investigate if the guard was improperly maintained or if the truck lacked reflective “conspicuity tape” required under federal law.

Jackknife and Rollover Accidents on SH-158

State Highway 158 through Coke County is notorious for heavy, high-speed trucking traffic. A jackknife occurs when the trailer out-brakes the cab, swinging out perpendicular to the road. This is often caused by speeding through a Coke County rain slick or improper brake maintenance. Rollovers are common with top-heavy oilfield tanks. We retain accident reconstruction experts to analyze the “crush profile” and the ECM data to prove the truck was traveling above the safe speed for the turn.

Wide Turn “Squeeze Play”

If you were crushed by a truck making a wide right turn in Bronte or Robert Lee, you were likely a victim of the “squeeze play.” Truckers must swing wide to the left before turning right. They are required to check their mirrors and use signals. If they failed to see you in their “No-Zone” (blind spot), they are liable for your orthopedic and crush injuries.

Identifying Liable Parties in an Oilfield Wreck

In the Coke County oil patch, liability is like a spiderweb. If you are hit by a frac sand hauler, the list of people who owe you money includes:

The Trucking Company: For the driver’s negligence.
The Oil and Gas Operator (The “Company Man”): For hiring a “fly-by-night” trucking contractor with a bad safety rating to save money.
The Loading Facility: For overloading the pneumatic trailer beyond the 80,000-pound GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating).
The Staffing Agency: If the driver was a temporary hire who wasn’t properly vetted for hazardous materials (HAZMAT) endorsements.

Our associate attorney Lupe Peña knows these entities well. He used to defend them. Now, he uses that knowledge to stack their insurance policies. We look for every possible dollar to cover your lifetime medical costs.

Total Compensation for Coke County Victims

We fight for more than just your current hospital bills. We fight for your “LIFETIME DAMAGES.” Under Coke County law, you are entitled to:

Economic Damages (The Bills)

Past and Future Medical Expenses: Including the cost of surgeries you’ll Duy and need 10 or 20 years from now.
Lost Wages and Earning Capacity: If your injury prevents you from returning to the oilfield or your previous career, we calculate your lost income through retirement age.
Life Care Costs: For catastrophic injuries like quadriplegia, we hire a nurse life-care planner to project the cost of 24/7 care, home modifications, and specialized vehicles.

Non-Economic Damages (The Human Cost)

Pain and Suffering: Described by our clients as the most significant part of their case. “Physical pain” is only part of it—it’s the missing of your kids’ ballgames and the constant aching that never goes away.
Mental Anguish: Including PTSD and the clinical depression that often follows a life-altering trauma. As client Stephanie Hernandez said, “[Leonor] took all the weight of my worries off my shoulders.”
Loss of Consortium: The impact the injury has on your relationship with your spouse.

“What Is Fair Compensation for Pain and Suffering?” Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG07vbB4cdU.

The “Nuclear Verdict” Trend: Why Juries in Texas Are Fed Up

There is a growing trend in Texas—and across the nation—of “Nuclear Verdicts.” These are jury awards exceeding $10 million. Juries are sending a message to the trucking industry: you cannot value delivery speed over human life.

In 2021, a Texas jury awarded $730 million in a trucking case. In 2022, Werner Enterprises agreed to a $150 million settlement after a fatal crash. While we cannot guarantee a specific result, our firm prepares every case as if it is going to a Coke County jury. We don’t settle for “fair”—we settle for the MAXIMUM.

How 1-888-ATTY-911 Protects Your Rights

When you call us after a Coke County accident, you get more than a law firm; you get a first-responder team.

Immediate Scene Investigation: We deploy experts to photograph skid marks and road gouges before they are paved over.
Black Box Retrieval: We subpoena the ECM/EDR data before it can be deleted.
Medical Facilitation: If you don’t have health insurance, we can help you find specialists who will treat you on a medical lien (LOP).
No Win, No Fee: You never pay a dollar out of pocket. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover for you. If we don’t win, you owe us nothing.

As Glenda Walker said, “They make you feel like family… they fought for me to get every dime I deserved.”

Specific Legal Protections for Cyclists and Pedestrians in Coke County

If you were a pedestrian or a cyclist struck by a truck in Coke County, you face the highest risk of fatality. Truckers have a heightened duty of care to watch for vulnerable road users. Many modern trucks are equipped with blind-spot sensors and cameras. If the company chose not to install this life-saving technology, or if the driver ignored the alerts, they are liable.

We don’t let the insurance company blame you for “walking in the road” or “not wearing a helmet.” We focus on the fact that an 80,000-pound machine has a duty to share the road safely with the citizens of Coke County.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What if the truck driver was an “Independent Contractor”?

This is the favorite defense of Amazon and FedEx. They will claim they aren’t responsible because they didn’t technically employ the driver. We cut through this by proving Agency. If the company controlled the route, the uniform, and the timing, they are the employer in the eyes of the law.

I don’t feel “hurt” yet, but my car is totaled. What should I do?

Go to the hospital. Now. Trucking crashes involve “High-Energy Impacts.” Your internal organs can be bruised or torn without external bruising. A concussion (mTBI) may take 48-72 hours to manifest. If you wait a week to see a doctor, the insurance company will argue your injury happened somewhere else.

The insurance company offered me $50,000 today. Should I take it?

No. That is a “Predatory Settlement.” They want you to sign away your rights before you know you need a $150,000 back surgery next year. Once you sign, you can NEVER ask for more. Our managing partner Ralph Manginello will evaluate the offer for free and tell you what your Coke County case is truly worth.

Can I sue the truck manufacturer?

If a steer-tire blowout or a brake failure was caused by a design flaw, we can file a Product Liability claim against the manufacturer. These cases are highly technical but can lead to massive recoveries.

Do I have a claim if the driver was on drugs or alcohol?

Yes. 49 CFR Part 382 mandates drug testing. If a driver was under the influence, we pursue Punitive Damages—additional money designed to punish the trucking company for the egregious act of putting an impaired driver on our Coke County roads.

Contact Attorney911 Today—Available 24/7 for Coke County

Right now, the trucking company is building its case. What are you doing to protect your family? Every hour counts. Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña are ready to take your call and start the fight.

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Additional Legal Resources for Coke County Victims

Video: “I’ve Had an Accident — What Should I Do First?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCox4Lq7zBM)
Video: “Can I Get a PTSD Payout After a Car Accident?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9803X_jnR4A)
Video: “What Is the Minimum Payout for Whiplash?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RvPRCTcBQE)
Video: “What Questions Are Asked in a Car Accident Deposition?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_qCwqfeRRs)

When disaster strikes on a Coke County road, we are your first responders in the courtroom. From US-277 to SH-158, we know your territory, we know the law, and we know how to win. One number to remember: 1-888-ATTY-911.

Coke County Truck Accident Case Study Scenarios

To help you understand how we build these cases, consider these scenarios common to Coke County:

Scenario A: The Fatigued Oilfield Hauler
An oilfield water truck driver, working his 15th hour on SH-158 near Robert Lee, crosses the centerline and strikes a family’s SUV. The company man pressured the driver to make “one more load” before the shift ended.

How We Win: We pull the ELD logs and the Journey Management Plan. We prove a violation of 49 CFR Part 395 and sue the oil company for negligent scheduling.

Scenario B: The Amazon Van Blind Spot
In a residential area of Bronte, an Amazon delivery van makes a quick U-turn and strikes a cyclist. The driver was rushing to meet a holiday delivery quota.

How We Win: We subpoena the Netradyne camera footage. We prove the driver was distracted by the handheld delivery device and that Amazon’s quota system created the unsafe condition.

Scenario C: The Unsecured Load
A logging truck or heavy equipment mover on US-277 loses part of its load, causing a multi-vehicle pileup.

How We Win: We document the failed tiedowns and prove a violation of 49 CFR Part 393. We hold the loading company and the carrier jointly liable for the catastrophic injuries.

Why Experience Matters: Ralph Manginello’s 25-Year Legacy

Ralph Manginello didn’t just start practicing law yesterday. Since 1998, he has navigated the most complex courtrooms in Texas, including the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. This federal court experience is critical because many trucking cases are “removed” to federal court by the defendants. You need an attorney who is already admitted and comfortable in that high-stakes environment.

We’ve seen what happens when families hire a lawyer who is “too busy” or treats them like a file number. We take a boutique approach with big-firm resources. As Dame Haskett said in her review, “Consistent communication and not one time did I call and not get a clear answer… Ralph reached out personally.”

Closing Commitment to Coke County

We are committed to the safety of our West Texas highways. Every time we hold a negligent trucking company accountable in Coke County, we are making the road safer for everyone. We believe that no one should have to suffer because a corporation decided that profit was more important than your safety.

If you are hurting, if you are worried about your future, and if you are tired of the insurance adjusters calling you, let us take over.

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Detailed Breakdown of Damages in Texas Trucking Cases

When we file a lawsuit in Coke County, we aren’t just asking for a random number. We use forensic accountants, vocational experts, and life-care planners to build a “Value-Driven” demand.

Past Medical Expenses: Every ER visit, every MRI, every prescription bottle from the day of the crash until today.
Future Medical Expenses: Based on medical testimony, the cost of surgeries, medications, and therapy you will need for the next 20 to 50 years.
Lost Wages: The actual paychecks you missed while you were unable to work your Coke County job.
Loss of Earning Capacity: If a traumatic brain injury means you can never work in your specialized field again, we calculate the difference between your old salary and what you can earn now, compounded over a 30-year career.
Physical Impairment: Compensation for being unable to walk, lift your children, or participate in the hobbies that gave your life meaning in Coke County.
Disfigurement: For the permanent scars from burns or surgeries.
Mental Anguish: The psychological toll of the crash. As client Kiimarii Yup said, “I lost everything… 1 year later I have gained so much in return plus a brand new truck.”

We fight for every dime Glenda Walker mentioned because every dime represents a part of the life the trucking company took from you.

Why 1-888-ATTY-911 is the Firm Insurers Fear

Insurance companies have a “risk profile” for every law firm. They know which lawyers settle for pennies and which lawyers are ready for trial. Our firm’s reputation for aggressive litigation precedes us. When the Manginello Law Firm appears on a case, the “reserve” (the amount of money the insurance company sets aside to pay the claim) goes up.

Our associate attorney Lupe Peña knows their internal valuation models. He knows when they are lowballing and when they are scared. We use that pressure to force settlements that others can’t achieve. As Angel Walle said, “They solved in a couple of months what others did nothing about in two years.”

If you’ve been hit by a truck in Coke County—whether on a rural lease road or a major highway—put our 25+ years of power and proof to work.

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Final Closing Checklist for Coke County Victims

Stop Talking to Adjusters: Tell them to talk to your lawyer.
Continue Your Medical Care: Gaps in treatment give insurers a reason to pay zero.
Preserve the Evidence: Hire us so we can send a spoliation letter immediately.
Stay Off Social Media: Don’t post anything about your accident or your recovery.
Focus on Healing: Let us handle the legal war while you recover.

You weren’t prepared for a truck to change your life—but we are prepared to help you rebuild it.

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