Leon County Truck Accident Lawyers: Fighting for Your Recovery After an 80,000-Pound Collision

The impact was catastrophic. On a high-speed stretch of I-45 or US-79 in Leon County, 80,000 pounds of steel slammed into your vehicle. In a single second, your life, your family’s security, and your physical health were shattered. While you are focused on survival in a hospital bed in Centerville or a trauma center in Bryan, the trucking company has already mobilized. Before the ambulance even left the scene, their rapid-response team of lawyers and investigators was already working to minimize your claim.

At Attorney911, led by Ralph Manginello, we don’t let corporate giants push Texans around. With over 25 years of courtroom experience, Ralph has spent his career holding trucking companies accountable for the devastation they cause on Leon County roads. We bring a unique “insider” advantage to every case: our team includes associate attorney Lupe Peña, a former insurance defense lawyer who used to represent the very companies we now sue. He knows their playbook, he knows how they hide evidence, and he knows exactly how they try to lowball victims. We use that knowledge to fight for “every dime” our clients deserve, as client Glenda Walker recently shared after her successful recovery.

If you’ve been hurt, don’t wait. Black box data can be overwritten in 30 days, and every hour that passes is an opportunity for evidence to disappear. Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free, confidential consultation. y’all pay us nothing unless we win your case.

Why Leon County Is a High-Risk Zone for 18-Wheeler Wrecks

Leon County sits at a critical crossroads of Texas commerce. Situated roughly halfway between Houston and Dallas, our county is the literal bridge for one of the busiest freight corridors in the United States. While this puts Leon County at the heart of the Texas economy, it also places local families in the crosshairs of thousands of 18-wheelers, delivery vans, and industrial trucks every single day.

The Danger of the I-45 Corridor

The stretch of I-45 running through Centerville, Buffalo, and Leona is a notorious fatigue trap. Long-haul drivers heading from the Port of Houston to North Texas often hit their limit just as they reaching Leon County. When a driver has been behind the wheel for 11 hours and is fighting to make an Amazon or Walmart distribution deadline, their reaction time slows. On a high-speed interstate, that lack of alertness leads to devastating rear-end collisions and jackknife accidents.

Regional Freight Routes: US-79 and OSR

Beyond the interstate, Leon County drivers face heavy commercial traffic on US-79 and State Highway 7. These routes carry everything from agricultural loads to heavy equipment for the energy sector. US-79 is a major east-west artery where 18-wheelers frequently share narrow lanes with local traffic, increasing the risk of blind-spot side-swipes and wide-turn “squeeze play” accidents. The historic Old San Antonio Road (OSR) also sees significant truck traffic that the road was never engineered to handle, leading to preventable rollovers and cargo spills.

Proximity to North Houston and Dallas Distribution Hubs

Because Leon County is the gateway to both major Texas metros, we see heavy traffic from corporate fleets. Trucks from Walmart’s massive distribution network and Amazon Logistics vans are constant fixtures on our roads. These companies operate under narrow delivery windows, creating a “speed over safety” culture that endangers everyone in Leon County. At Attorney911, we’ve litigated against these Fortune 500 giants and won. We aren’t intimidated by their teams of corporate lawyers because we have Ralph Manginello’s 25+ years of experience and Lupe Peña’s insider knowledge of their insurance tactics on our side.

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

The 48-Hour Urgency: Preserving Evidence in Leon County

In a trucking case, the most important evidence is digital, and it is highly perishable. If you wait even a week to hire an attorney, the trucking company may have already legally “cleared” the data that would have proven their negligence.

The “Black Box” (ECM) Data

Modern 18-wheelers are equipped with an Engine Control Module (ECM). This device records speed, braking patterns, gear shifts, and throttle position in the seconds leading up to a crash. However, this data is often on a 30-day overwrite cycle. If the truck is put back into service in Leon County, new driving events will erase the record of the crash that injured you. We send formal spoliation letters within 24 hours of being retained to legally freeze this data.

Electronic Logging Devices (ELD)

Since 2017, federal law (49 CFR § 395.8) has required most trucks to use ELDs. These devices track a driver’s hours of service (HOS) with GPS precision. We subpoena these logs to see if a driver was illegally operating while fatigued. Trucking companies in Leon County often try to claim “technical glitches” with ELD data, but we know how to dig into the raw telematics to find the truth.

Netradyne and In-Cab Cameras

Corporate fleets like Amazon now use AI-powered cameras like Netradyne to monitor drivers. These cameras capture distraction, cell phone use, and even “micro-sleep” events where a driver’s eyes close for a fraction of a second. This footage is typically kept on a very short retention cycle—sometimes as little as 48 to 72 hours. Without an immediate legal hold, the video that could have won your case will be gone forever.

As client Angel Walle said, we solve in a couple of months what others might take years to handle because we move fast on evidence. Call 888-ATTY-911 immediately after your wreck so we can secure the proof you need.

Proving Negligence: FMCSA Regulations and How They Protect You

When we take on a trucking case in Leon County, we don’t just look at how the accident happened; we look at why the trucking company allowed it to happen. We use the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations (Title 49 CFR) as the primary tools for proving negligence.

49 CFR Part 395: Hours of Service (The Fatigue Rule)

This is the most critical regulation for Leon County I-45 crashes. Federal law limits drivers to 11 hours of driving after 10 consecutive hours off-duty. If a driver was pushing into their 12th or 13th hour to reach a Dallas warehouse, the trucking company has broken the law. We don’t just take the driver’s word for it; we cross-reference ELD data with fuel receipts, toll records at Centerville, and GPS timestamps to prove HOS violations.

49 CFR Part 391: Driver Qualification

Trucking companies have a non-delegable duty to ensure their drivers are fit for the road. This means conducting background checks, verifying CDL status, and ensuring the driver has a valid medical certificate. If a company hired a driver with a history of DUIs or multiple reckless driving citations to drive through Leon County, we pursue a claim for negligent hiring.

49 CFR Part 393 & 396: Maintenance and Inspection

Brake failure accounts for nearly 29% of truck accidents. Section 396 requires systematic inspection and maintenance. If an 18-wheeler couldn’t stop at a red light in Buffalo because of worn brake pads or an air leak that the company ignored to save a few dollars, that is clear negligence. We subpoena years of maintenance logs to show a pattern of safety neglect.

49 CFR Part 382: Drug and Alcohol Testing

Commercial drivers are subject to strict drug and alcohol testing, including pre-employment, random, and post-accident screens. Our firm, including Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña, investigates whether a company failed to pull a driver off the road who had previously tested positive for controlled substances.

Every Truck on the Road: We Handle All Commercial Accidents

While 18-wheelers get the most attention, many other commercial vehicles cause life-altering injuries in Leon County. We represent victims in cases involving:

• Delivery Vans (Amazon/UPS/FedEx): Last-mile delivery drivers are under immense pressure to meet quotas. This leads to distracted driving and speeding in residential areas of Centerville and Buffalo.
• Dump Trucks and Concrete Mixers: These vehicles are some of the heaviest on Leon County roads. When overloaded, they are prone to rollovers and catastrophic brake failure on grades.
• Oilfield Trucks: With the energy sector active near the edge of the Eagle Ford, we see heavy traffic from water trucks, sand haulers, and crew vans. These drivers work brutal shifts and often operate on unmaintained lease roads.
• Rental Trucks (U-Haul/Penske): These “moving trucks” are often driven by people with zero commercial training. If a rental company entrusted a 26-foot truck to an unfit driver, they share the liability.
• Garbage Trucks: Frequent stops and massive blind spots make garbage trucks a danger to pedestrians and cyclists in our local neighborhoods.

Regardless of the vehicle type, if you were hit by a company truck, you are dealing with a business interest that wants to protect its bottom line. As client Chad Harris noted, “You are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.” We treat your family’s recovery as our own priority.

Who Is Really Liable? Casting a Wide Net for Your Recovery

Most lawyers only sue the driver. We investigate the entire chain of command. Why? Because the more liable parties we find, the more insurance coverage is available to pay for your lifetime of medical care.

1. The Driver: For direct negligence like speeding or distraction.
2. The Trucking Company: Under respondeat superior (employer liability) and for their own negligent training or supervision.
3. The Corporate Parent: If an Amazon DSP or FedEx contractor caused the wreck, we look to the parent company’s control over the driver to pierce the contractor shield.
4. The Cargo Loader: If shifting cargo caused a rollover on a Leon County curve, the company that loaded the trailer is liable.
5. The Maintenance Provider: If a third-party mechanic in East Texas botched a brake repair, they are in the crosshairs.
6. The Freight Broker: If a broker hired a “one-star” carrier with a history of safety violations to save money, they are negligent.

Our managing partner, Ralph Manginello, has spent 25+ years litigating against complex corporate structures, including major disasters like the BP Texas City refinery explosion. He knows how to follow the money and find the insurance policies that other firms miss.

Understanding Your Injuries and the True Cost of Recovery

A truck accident isn’t like a car wreck. The injuries are often permanent and “catastrophic.” We work with medical experts and life care planners to ensure your settlement covers the next 40 years, not just the next four months.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

The violent force of a semi-truck impact can cause the brain to strike the inside of the skull. This leads to cognitive deficits, personality changes, and memory loss. We have recovered settlements in the $1.5M to $9.8M range for TBI victims who needed lifelong support. Learn more in our video: “The Ultimate Guide to Brain Injury Lawsuits” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBYAHi5aiEQ.

Spinal Cord Injury and Paralysis

When the spine is crushed in an underride or rollover, the results are often permanent. A lifetime of wheelchairs, home modifications, and 24/7 care can cost upwards of $10 million. We fight for the maximum recovery to ensure your dignity and comfort are preserved.

Amputations and Crush Injuries

Losing a limb in an accident on US-79 is a traumatic, life-altering event. Beyond the initial surgery, you need high-tech prosthetics that must be replaced every five years. We ensure the insurance company pays for the best technology available.

Wrongful Death in Leon County

If you lost a loved one, we are deeply sorry. No check can replace a family member, but a wrongful death claim can provide the financial security your family needs to survive without their income and support. In Texas, you generally have two years to file, but we recommend moving immediately to preserve evidence of the driver’s negligence.

Insurance Tactics: How We Use Our Insider Knowledge

Large carriers and self-insured corporations like Walmart use a specific playbook to deny your claim.

• The Quick Lowball: They offer you $50,000 today if you sign a release. They know your case is worth $500,000, and they’re hoping you’re desperate.
• The “Pre-Existing” Trap: They will scour your medical records from 10 years ago to claim your back injury was already there.
• The 51% Blame Game: Under Texas modified comparative negligence, if they can convince a jury you were 51% at fault, you get zero.

This is where Lupe Peña’s background in insurance defense becomes your greatest asset. He used to sit in the meetings where these tactics were planned. He knows when they are bluffing and when they are scared. We use that leverage to force them to pay. 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.”

Leon County Truck Accident FAQ

How long do I have to file a claim in Leon County?
In Texas, the statute of limitations is two years. However, for a truck accident, the “real” deadline is much sooner—evidence often disappears within 30 days.

What if the truck was from out of state?
Ralph Manginello is admitted to federal court (Southern District of Texas) and holds licenses in both Texas and New York. We can litigate across state lines, which is essential for interstate trucking cases.

Can I sue the oil company if a sand truck hit me?
Yes. If the oil company controlled the site or set a schedule that forced the driver to violate safety rules, they can be held liable. This is common in the Eagle Ford and Permian basins.

Do I need to pay anything to start my case?
No. We work on a contingency fee basis. We advance all costs for experts, accident reconstruction, and filing fees. You pay us nothing unless we recover money for you.

What is my case worth?
There is no set formula, but trucking cases are high-value due to high insurance minimums (up to $5 million for hazmat). We evaluate your specific medical needs, lost future income, and pain and suffering to determine a fair value.

Contact Attorney911 Today: Your Leon County Trucking Advocates

You didn’t ask for this fight, but the trucking company has already started it. Don’t go into the arena alone. You need a lawyer with 25+ years of experience, federal court access, and a track record of multi-million dollar results against the world’s largest corporations.

At Attorney911, you aren’t just a file number. We treat our clients like family because we know what’s at stake. Whether you were hit on I-45 in Buffalo or a county road outside Centerville, we are ready to stand with you.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911) or Direct at (713) 528-9070.
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The trucking company’s lawyers are already working. It’s time to get yours. Call now for your free consultation.

Complete Loss and Damage Recovery for Leon County Victims

We fight for a comprehensive recovery that accounts for the “hidden” costs of a truck accident:

• Economic Damages: Past and future medical bills, lost wages, loss of earning capacity, and property damage.
• Non-Economic Damages: Physical pain, mental anguish (PTSD, anxiety), loss of enjoyment of life, and disfigurement.
• Punitive Damages: In cases of gross negligence, we ask the jury to punish the trucking company to ensure they never put Leon County families at risk again.

Every hour you wait, the trucking company is breathing a sigh of relief. Make the call that makes them nervous. Call 888-ATTY-911.

Detailed Analysis of Liable Parties in Your Case

When we investigate a Leon County wreck, we look for every possible source of insurance coverage. This is especially important when the primary trucking company only has the $750,000 federal minimum, which is often not enough for a catastrophic spinal or brain injury.

The Freight Broker Liability
Many loads on I-45 are brokered. If a broker hired a “bottom-tier” carrier with a history of safety violations, the broker is liable for negligent selection. We dig into the broker’s vetting process to find that second or third layer of insurance.

The Parts Manufacturer
Did a tire blowout cause the jackknife? If that tire was defective from the factory, we bring a product liability claim against the manufacturer. The same applies to defective brakes or lighting systems that didn’t meet federal visibility standards.

The Loading Company
If you were hit by a logging truck or a flatbed carrying steel pipes on US-79 and the load fell off, the company that secured that cargo is liable. We use 49 CFR Part 393 to prove they failed the “Working Load Limit” requirements.

Corporate Fleet Ownership
When a Walmart or FedEx truck is involved, the parent corporation often has “layers” of insurance—primary, excess, and umbrella. Navigating this “stack” of coverage requires a firm that has gone toe-to-toe with these giants before. We have.

The Role of Accident Reconstruction in Leon County

Because the stakes are so high, we frequently hire independent engineers to perform accident reconstruction. They analyze:

• Crush Analysis: To determine the speed of the truck at the moment of impact.
• Sightline Studies: To prove the truck driver should have seen you if they weren’t distracted.
• Delta-V Calculations: To show the massive change in velocity your car underwent, which proves the severity of your internal injuries to an insurance adjuster.

We don’t just tell the insurance company you’re hurt; we prove it with science, data, and 25 years of litigation experience.

Compassionate Representation for Wrongful Death Families

If a truck accident in Leon County resulted in a fatality, the legal process is even more sensitive. Under Texas law, the surviving spouse, children, and parents can bring a claim. We handle these cases with the utmost respect, working to secure the future of the children left behind and ensuring the decedent’s voice is heard in the courtroom.

As client Chad Harris said, “You are NOT a pest to them and you are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.” We take that responsibility seriously.

Your Recovery Starts with a Single Call. 1-888-ATTY-911. Available 24/7. No Fee Unless We Win.

Understanding the FMCSA “Black Box” Evidence in Leon County Cases

The Engine Control Module (ECM) is your best witness. While a truck driver might claim they were going the speed limit on I-45, the ECM doesn’t lie. It records:

• Hard Braking Events: If the truck driver didn’t hit the brakes until after the collision, it proves they were distracted or asleep.
• Last Stop Duration: If the logs say the driver rested for 10 hours in Centerville, but the ECM shows the engine was running, we can prove the logs were falsified.
• Average Speed: We can calculate if the driver was speeding for the entire trip from Houston, showing a pattern of reckless behavior.

We know how to get this data. We know how to read it. And we know how to use it to win.

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Why You Can’t Trust the Trucking Company’s “Investigation”

After a wreck in Leon County, the trucking company will “investigate.” They will take photos, interview witnesses, and look at the black box. But they are not looking for the truth—they are looking for a way to blame you.

They might say your brake lights were out. They might say you cut them off. They might say you were on your phone. They will do anything to trigger the 51% bar in Texas law.

We conduct our own investigation. We interview the same witnesses, we hire our own engineers, and we find the evidence they tried to bury. With Ralph Manginello’s 25+ years of experience, we’ve seen every trick in their book. We don’t get out-worked, and we don’t get out-maneuvered.

Final Thoughts for Leon County Families

You are going through one of the hardest times in your life. The bills are piling up, the pain is constant, and the future feels uncertain. But you don’t have to carry this burden alone.

Attorney Ralph Manginello and the team at Attorney911 are here to take the weight off your shoulders. We will handle the paperwork, the adjusters, the lawyers, and the court filings. Your only job is to focus on your health and your family.

We are proud to serve Leon County. We are proud to be Texas fighters. And we are ready to fight for you.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 today. Consultation is always free. Hablamos Español.

Summary of FMCSA Parts We Litigate

• Part 390 General Safety: Who is responsible for the truck?
• Part 391 Driver Qualifications: Was the driver fit for the road?
• Part 392 Driving Rules: Did the driver follow traffic laws?
• Part 393 Vehicle Safety: Was the truck properly equipped?
• Part 395 Hours of Service: Was the driver legally rested?
• Part 396 Maintenance: Was the truck safe to operate?

Using these regulations, we build an undeniable case of negligence. When a company ignores these rules, they ignore your safety. We make them pay for that choice.

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Detailed FAQs: Your Rights and Recovery in Leon County

Q: I was on State Highway 7 when a delivery truck hit me. Are they different from 18-wheelers?
A: Legally, they are both “commercial vehicles.” While delivery vans may have lower insurance minimums than 18-wheelers ($300,000 vs $750,000+), they are often owned by massive corporations like Amazon or FedEx with additional layers of coverage. We investigate the corporate parent to find the full policy.

Q: The truck driver didn’t get a ticket. Does that mean I don’t have a case?
A: No. A police officer’s decision at the scene is not the final word in a civil case. Officers in Leon County often have limited time to investigate. We conduct a deep dive into the black box data and driver logs which often reveals violations the officer missed.

Q: What is “Loss of Consortium” in a truck accident case?
A: If a truck accident has damaged your relationship with your spouse—physically or emotionally—your spouse has a separate claim for “loss of consortium.” This accounts for the loss of companionship, intimacy, and shared household duties. It is a real and compensable damage in Leon County courts.

Q: How do you prove the truck driver was on their phone?
A: We subpoena the driver’s personal and company cell phone records. We can see to the second when they sent a text, received a call, or used an app. If that matches the timestamp of the crash, we have proof of distracted driving.

Q: Can I sue for PTSD after a trucking accident?
A: Absolutely. PTSD is a documented medical injury. Flashbacks, night terrors, and a fear of driving after a catastrophic wreck on I-45 are life-altering. We work with mental health experts to document these damages.

Q: What if the road was poorly designed?
A: If a dangerous curve or lack of signage in Leon County contributed to the accident, we may have a claim against the government entity responsible for the road. These cases have shorter deadlines (Tort Claim Notices), so call us right away.

Q: Why should I choose Attorney911 over a big billboard firm?
A: At those firms, you are a number. At Attorney911, you get Ralph Manginello’s 25+ years of experience and Lupe Peña’s former insurance defense insights. We handle fewer cases so we can get better results. As client Chad Harris said, “You are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.”

Q: What if I can never work again?
A: We hire vocational experts and economists to calculate your “loss of future earning capacity.” This ensures your settlement covers every dollar you would have earned between now and retirement. For a 30-year-old, this can easily reach millions of dollars.

Q: The trucking company self-insures. What does that mean?
A: It means they pay claims from their own bank account. These companies (like Walmart or UPS) fight harder because the money comes directly from their profits. You need an aggressive attorney who isn’t afraid to take them to trial.

Q: How does a “Letter of Protection” help me?
A: If you don’t have health insurance, we can provide a Letter of Protection (LOP) to Leon County medical providers. This allows you to get the surgery or therapy you need now, with the provider agreeing to get paid later from your settlement.

Q: Can I recover for “Loss of Enjoyment of Life”?
A: Yes. If you can no longer pick up your kids, play guitar, hunt, or go fishing in Leon County because of your injuries, that is a compensable damage. We make the insurance company understand what you have truly lost.

Your recovery matters. Your family matters. Your future matters. Let us protect all three. Call Attorney911 at 1-888-ATTY-911.

The Truth About Trucking Company Rapid Response Teams

Most people in Leon County don’t realize that large trucking companies have “Immediate Response Teams” on standby 24/7. When a catastrophic crash happens on US-79, these teams—often consisting of a lawyer, a private investigator, and an accident reconstructionist—are dispatched by helicopter or plane immediately.

Their goal is defense. They want to:

1. Interview witnesses before we do.
2. Clear the scene before we can photograph it.
3. Control the black box before we can subpoena it.
4. Persuade the police to write a report favorable to them.

You need your own rapid response team. Ralph Manginello and his investigators start working the moment you call us. We level the playing field.

Attorney911: Powerful & Proven. Fighting for Leon County since 1998. 1-888-ATTY-911.

A Message from Manageing Partner Ralph Manginello

“In 25 years of practicing law, I have seen the same story too many times. A hardworking family is devastated by a truck driver’s mistake, and the corporate lawyers try to convince them they are at fault. It makes me angry. My job—and the job of my whole team—is to stop that from happening. We use every regulation, every piece of technology, and every bit of our 25 years of experience to make sure justice is served. If you’ve been hurt in Leon County, y’all have my word: we will fight tooth and nail for you.”

Call Ralph at 1-888-ATTY-911. Your fight is our fight.

Final Resource Checklist for Leon County Victims

• Trauma Centers: Know the way to St. Joseph Health Regional in Bryan or UT Health East Texas in Tyler.
• Police Reports: Use the Texas DOT CRIS system to order your report (txdot.gov).
• Medical Records: Keep a journal of every doctor you see and every symptom you have.
• Preservation Letter: Do not wait more than 48 hours to send a formal legal hold to the trucking company.

If you don’t know where to start, we do. Call us today.

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Identifying Corporate Entities on Leon County Roads

Look for these branded trucks. We have litigated against many of them and know their internal safety metrics:

• Walmart Transportation (DOT# 383810) – Heavily on I-45.
• Amazon Logistics – Increasing traffic in Centerville.
• J.B. Hunt Intermodal – Shipping containers at the Buffalo interchange.
• Swift Transportation – The blue and white trucks seen everywhere.
• FedEx Ground – Branded contractor fleet.
• Schneider National – The famous orange trucks.

If you were hit by one of these, you have a corporate litigation case. These cases are unique and require specialized knowledge of self-insured retention and layered policies. Attorney Ralph Manginello has that knowledge. Call 888-ATTY-911 today.

Conclusion: Don’t mess with Leon County families.

We are proud of our 4.9-star rating and 251+ reviews. We are proud that Trae Tha Truth recommends us. But most of all, we are proud of the “handsome checks” we’ve put into the hands of families who thought they were out of options.

If you’re in Centerville, Buffalo, Leona, Marquez, Normangee, or Oakwood—or anywhere in Leon County—we are just a phone call away.

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Understanding the 51% Rule in Leon County

Texas follows a “Modified Comparative Fault” rule. This is how the trucking company will try to beat you.

If the jury decides you were 20% at fault for the accident, your settlement is reduced by 20%. But here is the danger: if they decide you were 51% at fault, you get ZERO. Even if the truck company was 49% at fault and caused you millions in damages, they pay nothing.

This is why the trucking company spends so much money on their investigators. They only have to find one reason to blame you for more than half of the wreck.

We spend our time proving the truck driver was 100% at fault. We use the FMCSA rules to show they were breaking federal law before the wreck even started. If they were violating HOS rules or driving on bad brakes, they can’t shift the blame to you.

Protect your claim from the 51% trap. Hire a lawyer who knows how to fight back with data. Call 888-ATTY-911.

Recovering for Psychological Trauma

Many victims in Leon County find that the “invisible” injuries are the hardest to heal.

• Vehophobia: An intense fear of driving or being near trucks.
• Anxiety: Constant worry about bills and physical safety.
• Depression: The emotional weight of no longer being able to live your life.

These are not “in your head.” They are injuries caused by the crash force of an 80,000-pound truck. We include mental health evaluations in our damage assessments to make sure the insurance company compensates you for the whole person—not just the broken bones.

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The “Squeeze Play” Accident in Centerville

A common accident pattern on the narrower roads of Centerville and Marquez is the “Wide Right Turn” or “Squeeze Play.” An 18-wheeler swings wide to the left to clear a curb, creating a gap that a local car might enter. When the truck turns right, it crushes the car against the curb or a sign.

The truck driver will always say you “tried to pass on the right.” We prove that they failed to signal or failed to check their blind spot mirrors before making the maneuver. Under 49 CFR Part 392.2, they must operate in a manner that is “safe and prudent.” Crushing a car in a blind spot isn’t safe.

If you were the victim of a squeeze play, don’t let them blame you. Call us at 888-ATTY-911.

Final Contact Information for Your Free Consultation

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Managing Partner: Ralph Manginello (25+ Years Experience)
Main Office: 1177 West Loop S, Suite 1600, Houston, TX 77027
Austin Office: 316 West 12th Street, Austin, TX 78701
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Direct line: (713) 528-9070
Email: ralph@atty911.com
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Why Ralph Manginello is the Choice for Leon County

When you hire a lawyer for a truck accident, you are hiring a trial strategist. You need someone who knows the “science” of trucking—braking distances, kinetic energy, air brake mechanics, and logbook accounting.

Ralph Manginello isn’t just a lawyer; he’s an advocate with a documented history of multi-million dollar settlements. He understands that a settlement in a Leon County court isn’t just a win—it’s a path forward for you and your kids.

“We don’t settle for less than you deserve. We fight for every dime.”

Join the family of satisfied clients who have seen justice served. Call Attorney911 today.

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Detailed Analysis of Underride Hazards on I-45

Underride collisions occur when a car slides under the rear or side of a trailer. These are almost always fatal or catastrophic because the trailer bed enters the car at head-height.

Federal law (49 CFR § 393.86) requires “Mansfield bars” on the back of trucks to prevent this. If a truck in Leon County had a missing, rusted, or poorly maintained underride guard, the trucking company is liable for an illegal vehicle. We have the resources to hire engineering experts to prove these guards were defective.

If you or a loved one were the victim of an underride crash, the physical evidence of the truck’s rear guard is critical. We must secure the truck before they can replace the bar. Call 888-ATTY-911 within 48 hours to preserve the truck.

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The Importance of Witness Testimony in Buffalo Wrecks

In the chaos of a highway crash in Buffalo, Texas, witnesses often stop, check on the victims, and then leave once the police arrive. Their contact information is often missing from the police report.

We employ private investigators who go back to the scene, canvas the local businesses (gas stations near the I-45 exits), and look for security footage. We track down these witnesses while their memories are fresh. An independent witness who says “the truck ran the red light” is the most powerful evidence you can have.

If you have names of witnesses from your wreck in Leon County, give them to us today. We will do the rest.

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Summary: The Attorney911 Advantage

• 25+ Years Experience: Lead by Ralph Manginello.
• Insider Knowledge: Lupe Peña, former insurance defense.
• Multi-Million Dollar Results: Proven track record in TBI and amputation cases.
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