Toxic Exposure and Dangerous Industrial Injuries in Carrollton: Your Guide to Corporate Accountability and Maximum Compensation

For thirty years, you went to work in the industrial corridors of Carrollton. You may have spent shifts in manufacturing plants near the President George Bush Turnpike, worked as a pipefitter in the expansive Dallas-Fort Worth refinery belt, or handled heavy machinery for massive employers like Halliburton at their Carrollton campus. You did your job with pride, providing for your family in Denton County. No one told you that the fine white dust on your clothes, the sweet-smelling chemicals in the process streams, or the industrial solvents you used to clean parts were silent killers.

You didn’t know that every time you cut through insulation or handled a gasket, you were breathing in microscopic asbestos fibers that your body’s immune system could never destroy. You didn’t know that the benzene you handled in North Texas refineries was rewriting your DNA at the molecular level, setting the stage for leukemia decades later. Now, years or even decades after your last shift, you or a loved one has received a devastating diagnosis: mesothelioma, lung cancer, or acute myeloid leukemia.

At Attorney 911, led by Ralph Manginello and backed by the insurance defense insider knowledge of Lupe Peña, we know that these illnesses are not “bad luck.” They are the results of calculated corporate decisions to prioritize production over the lives of Carrollton workers.

If you are sick, or if you have lost a family member to an occupational disease, you may feel powerless against the multi-billion-dollar corporations that caused this harm. You aren’t. There is a massive infrastructure of accountability—including billions of dollars in asbestos bankruptcy trusts and powerful federal laws like the Jones Act and FELA—designed specifically for you.

We are here to help you navigate this complex landscape. Ralph Manginello brings 27+ years of experience and a track record that includes litigating the BP Texas City Refinery explosion, one of the largest industrial disasters in history. Lupe Peña knows the insurance company playbook from the inside because he used to write it. Together, we provide Carrollton families with the aggressive, professional, and empathetic representation required to hold corporate giants accountable.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free, no-obligation consultation with a legal team that understands the industrial history of Carrollton and North Texas.

The Insider Advantage: Why Attorney 911 Is Different

Most law firms in North Texas handle car accidents. Only a select few have the scientific depth and litigation experience to handle toxic exposure and catastrophic industrial injury claims. At the Manginello Law Firm, we don’t just “handle” these cases; we litigate them at the highest level.

Ralph Manginello: A History of Holding Giants Accountable

Ralph Manginello is a “Million Dollar Member” of the Trial Lawyers Achievement Association for a reason. Admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas and the New York State Bar, Ralph has spent 27+ years in courtrooms and corporate boardrooms fighting for the injured.

His credentials aren’t just on paper—they are forged in the fires of cases like the BP Texas City Refinery explosion litigation. When a global corporation’s negligence led to 15 deaths and 180 injuries, Ralph was there to help hold them accountable in a $2.1 billion case. He brings that same intensity to every Carrollton client. When you call 1-888-ATTY-911, you are getting an attorney who has looked some of the world’s most powerful corporations in the eye and didn’t blink.

Lupe Peña: The Insurance Defense Spy on Your Side

Our associate attorney, Lupe Peña, provides a strategic advantage that few firms can match. Lupe spent years working for national defense firms, representing the very insurance companies and corporations we now sue.

He knows how defendants in Carrollton toxic exposure cases try to hide evidence. He knows how they exploit “discovery rule” technicalities to argue that your claim is too old. He knows how they use ” junk science” to claim your cancer was caused by lifestyle factors rather than their chemicals. Because Lupe worked inside the machine, he knows where the weaknesses are. We use his insider knowledge to dismantle corporate defenses before they even present them.

Our 4.9-Star Commitment to Carrollton Families

We are not a mass tort “mill.” We don’t sign up thousands of clients just to refer them to other firms. We are an aggressive boutique firm where every client has direct access. Our 4.9-star rating across 272 verified Google reviews is a testament to our commitment. Clients frequently describe Ralph as a “BEAST” in negotiations and praise our staff for making them feel like family during their most difficult moments.

As Stephanie H. shared in her review, we take the weight of your worries off your shoulders and make sure you feel heard. In a toxic exposure case, where the medical and legal complexities can feel overwhelming, this personal attention makes the difference.

Watch Ralph Manginello explain what qualifies as a million-dollar case—and why toxic exposure and industrial injuries often meet these criteria—in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmMwE7GqUFI

The Anchor: Mesothelioma and Asbestos Exposure in Carrollton

Mesothelioma is a uniquely cruel disease. It is a signature cancer, meaning it is caused almost exclusively by one thing: exposure to asbestos. For decades, industries across North Texas—from the construction sites in Denton County to the massive Halliburton campus in Carrollton—used asbestos in thousands of products because it was cheap, durable, and fire-resistant.

The Science of Why Asbestos Kills: The Cellular Mechanism

To win a mesothelioma case, you must understand the science. Asbestos is not one substance; it is a group of six silicate minerals. The most common is Chrysotile (“white asbestos”), which was used in 95% of commercial applications. The most dangerous are the Amphibole types, like Amosite (“brown asbestos”) and Crocidolite (“blue asbestos”), which have straight, needle-like fibers.

When asbestos is disturbed during maintenance, demolition, or repair work in a Carrollton facility, it releases microscopic fibers. Each fiber is roughly 0.1 to 10 micrometers in size—invisible to the naked eye and easily inhaled.

Because of their shape and needle-like rigidity, these fibers penetrate deep into the lower lobes of the lungs and eventually pierce through into the pleura, the thin lining that surrounds the lungs. This is where the biological disaster begins:

1. Biopersistence: Asbestos fibers are chemically and biologically indestructible. Your body cannot break them down.
2. Frustrated Phagocytosis: Your immune system sends macrophages (white blood cells) to engulf and destroy the fibers. However, the fibers are too long and sharp for the macrophages to consume.
3. Chronic Inflammation: The failed immune response creates a state of permanent, chronic inflammation in the mesothelial tissue that lasts for decades.
4. Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS): This inflammation generates reactive oxygen and nitrogen species that directly damage the DNA of mesothelial cells.
5. Genetic Inactivation: Over time, this damage causes the inactivation of critical tumor suppressor genes, particularly the p16/CDKN2A and BAP1 genes.
6. Malignant Transformation: After 15 to 50 years of this “silent” cellular damage, the mesothelial cells undergo malignant transformation, resulting in mesothelioma.

The Symptoms: Recognition Triggers for Carrollton Residents

Because of the 20-50 year latency period, many Carrollton retirees are being diagnosed today for exposure that happened in the 1970s or 80s. The early symptoms are often mistaken for age, the flu, or common respiratory issues:

• Initial Signs: Persistent dry cough, mild chest wall pain, and shortness of breath during light activity (dyspnea).
• Progressive Symptoms: Sharp, stabbing chest pain that worsens with deep breathing (pleuritic pain), unexplained weight loss of 15+ pounds, and drenching night sweats.
• Late-Stage Indicators: Visible lumps under the skin on the chest, coughing up blood (hemoptysis), and difficulty swallowing.

If you worked in maintenance, manufacturing, or construction in North Texas and have these symptoms, you must tell your doctor about your asbestos history. A diagnosis of Stage 4 pleural mesothelioma has a median survival of 12-14 months, but earlier intervention can significantly extend life expectancy through trimodal therapy (surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation).

The Corporate Conspiracy: They Knew in 1935

The most infuriating part of a mesothelioma case is that the corporations knew. The “Sumner Simpson” letters, unsealed through litigation, prove that by 1935, top executives at major asbestos companies were actively conspiring to hide medical research from their workers.

Johns-Manville, the world’s largest asbestos producer, commissioned a study on asbestosis among its workers in 1933 and then edited the findings to remove the most damning evidence. They chose to let Carrollton workers breathe in poison for 50 more years rather than risk their profit margins.

Compensation Pathways: Trust Funds vs. Solvent Lawsuits

One of the biggest myths is that you can’t get money if the company is bankrupt. In reality, over 60 asbestos bankruptcy trusts hold approximately $30 billion specifically for victims.

• The Manville Trust: Has paid out over $5 billion to date.
• The Owens Corning Trust: Currently holds over $3.4 billion in assets.
• The Halliburton (DII Industries) Trust: Established with billions in 2005 to resolve claims from their various subsidiaries.

Most mesothelioma victims qualify for claims from 5 to 10 separate trusts simultaneously. At Attorney 911, we identify every product you handled and file across all eligible trusts to maximize your recovery. Furthermore, many companies—like John Crane Inc. or Goodyear—never filed for bankruptcy and can be sued directly in court for full compensatory and punitive damages.

As Ralph Manginello explains in this podcast episode on the statute of limitations, the “discovery rule” in Texas means your clock may have just started at your diagnosis: https://share.transistor.fm/s/bddc1426

Axis 1: Toxic Substances — The Hidden Killers in North Texas

Beyond asbestos, the Carrollton and North Texas industrial landscape has exposed thousands to other carcinogenic chemicals. If you worked in the petrochemical belt or for a chemical manufacturing firm, you were likely breathing in substances with no safe level of exposure.

Benzene and the Dallas-Fort Worth Refinery Corridor

Benzene is a fundamental chemical in the oil and gas industry. If you worked as a refinery operator, laboratory technician, or tank cleaner in the DFW area, you were likely exposed through inhalation and skin contact.

The Bone Marrow Attack: Benzene doesn’t stay in the lungs. It is metabolized in your liver by the CYP2E1 enzyme into muconaldehyde and benzene oxide. These metabolites are bone marrow poisons. They penetrate the microenvironment where your blood cells are made and cause specific chromosomal translocations—hallmark genetic errors like t(8;21)—that lead to Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) and Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS).

OSHA’s permissible exposure limit for benzene is 1 ppm (part per million). However, internal corporate memos from the 1940s show that companies were aware there is no safe level of benzene. If you have been diagnosed with AML or a related blood disorder after refinery work, call 1-888-ATTY-911. We use industrial hygienists to reconstruct your exposure and hold the refineries and chemical suppliers accountable.

PFAS: The “Forever Chemicals” in Denton County Water

Carrollton residents and workers are increasingly concerned about PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances). These “forever chemicals” contain the strongest bond in organic chemistry: the carbon-fluorine bond. Once they enter your blood, they never leave.

Used in firefighting foam (AFFF) at airports and military bases, as well as in manufacturing, PFAS bioaccumulates in the liver and kidneys. Long-term exposure is linked to:

• Kidney cancer and testicular cancer.
• Ulcerative colitis and thyroid disease.
• High cholesterol that doesn’t respond to diet changes.

In 2024, the EPA set a strict limit of 4 parts per trillion for PFAS in drinking water. If your community’s water supply has been contaminated, you may be part of a massive national wave of litigation against manufacturers like 3M and DuPont, who have already settled claims for over $13 billion.

Camp Lejeune: Justice for Carrollton Veterans

Denton County is home to thousands of proud Marine Corps and Navy veterans. If you were stationed at Camp Lejeune between 1953 and 1987 for at least 30 days, you likely drank water contaminated with TCE, PCE, and benzene at levels 280 times the safety limit.

The Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA) of 2022 finally allows you to sue the government for damages. This is separate from your VA benefits. Whether you have bladder cancer, Parkinson’s disease, or kidney disease, the government is finally processing settlements. The Department of Justice has already approved hundreds of millions in payments. If you served, you deserve your share of this justice.

Roundup and Pesticide Exposure

If you worked in landscaping, parks and recreation in Carrollton, or on Denton County farms, decades of using Roundup (glyphosate) may have caused your Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL).

In 2015, the World Health Organization’s IARC classified glyphosate as a “probable human carcinogen.” Internal documents (the Monsanto Papers) revealed that the company ghostwrote scientific studies to convince regulators the product was safe. Juries have responded with multi-billion-dollar verdicts, including a recent $2.25 billion award in Philadelphia. If you have NHL and a history of Roundup use, our team can help you join this global fight for accountability.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 for a complete evaluation of your toxic substance exposure.

Axis 2: Dangerous Industry Workers and Occupational Injuries

While toxic exposure kills slowly, industrial accidents in Carrollton kill instantly. Because Texas allows employers to opt out of the standard workers’ compensation system (making them “non-subscribers”), and because third-party liability often exists even if you have workers’ comp, you have rights you might not realize.

Construction Accidents: Scaffold Falls and Third-Party Liability

Carrollton is in the heart of the great North Texas construction boom. Every week, new commercial developments rise near the Hebron and Frankford corridor.

When a worker falls from a scaffold, the employer often tries to hide behind the “Exclusive Remedy” of workers’ compensation. They want you to believe that a weekly check covering 70% of your wages is all you get. They are wrong.

Under Texas law, if your fall was caused by a defective harness, an improperly erected scaffold by a subcontractor, or a dangerous site condition controlled by a general contractor, you can file a Third-Party Claim. These claims have no damage caps and allow you to recover 100% of your lost wages, future earning capacity, and significant compensation for pain and suffering.

Crane Collapses: Who Is Responsible?

Crane operations in Carrollton high-rise and infrastructure projects are governed by strict OSHA standards (29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC). When a crane collapses, it is almost always due to:

• Overloading: Exceeding the rated capacity on the load chart.
• Foundation Failure: Setting the crane on soft North Texas clay without proper outrigger pads.
• Operator Error: Training gaps or pressure to move faster.

A crane collapse often results in catastrophic brain and spinal cord injuries. Because Ralph Manginello is a “Million Dollar Member,” he understands the long-term economics of these cases—evaluating the cost of lifetime care, house modifications, and loss of household services.

Industrial Explosions and the BP Legacy

North Texas is not immune to the volatility of chemical processing. As an attorney who litigated the BP Texas City explosion, Ralph Manginello knows that “accidents” at industrial facilities are usually the result of systematic safety failures.

If you were injured in a refinery or chemical plant explosion, our firm investigates the Process Safety Management (PSM) records. We look for mechanical integrity failures (vessels that weren’t inspected) and management of change violations. Corporate defendants will try to blame “worker error” to avoid a $20M+ verdict. We use their own maintenance logs to prove they knew the facility was a ticking time bomb.

FELA: Rights for North Texas Railroad Workers

With major rail lines cutting through Carrollton and massive rail yards nearby, railroad workers are a vital part of our community. Unlike other workers, you are covered by the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA).

Under FELA, you have the right to a jury trial—something standard workers’ comp doesn’t allow. The causation standard is “featherweight,” meaning if the railroad’s negligence played even a 1% part in your injury or your asbestos/diesel exhaust exposure, they are liable. We handle FELA claims for conductors, engineers, and maintenance crews who have been injured by the massive Class I railroads.

Electrocution and High-Voltage Dangers

Electrocution is one of OSHA’s “Fatal Four” in construction. In Carrollton industrial sites, the failure to follow Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures (29 CFR 1910.147) is a common cause of death. At just 50 milliamps, the human heart goes into ventricular fibrillation. Survivors often suffer from deep-tissue internal burns that “cook” muscle and nerves from the inside out, leading to amputations and life-long peripheral neuropathy.

We hold high-voltage contractors and equipment manufacturers accountable for these preventable tragedies. Reach out to Ralph today to discuss your rights.

The Corporate Defense Playbook: How they Fight Carrollton Workers

When you file a claim against a multi-billion-dollar defendant like Halliburton or Exxon, they don’t just write a check. They activate an army of defense lawyers who use a specific playbook to keep their money. Because Lupe Peña worked for those firms, he knows every page of that book.

1. The “Identification Defense”

In asbestos cases, they will say: “You can’t prove it was OUR brand of insulation that caused the mesothelioma.” They count on your memory being hazy from 40 years ago.
Our Counter: We reconstruct your entire work history using co-worker depositions, union dispatch records, and product purchasing databases. We identify every fiber you were exposed to so we can file against every trust fund you qualify for.

2. Blaming the Victim’s Lifestyle

In benzene and lung cancer cases, they will dive into your medical records searching for a history of smoking, obesity, or genetics. They want the jury to think you brought this on yourself.
Our Counter: Science doesn’t lie. Mesothelioma has only one cause: asbestos. Benzene creates specific molecular markers in your blood that genetic factors don’t. We use board-certified toxicologists to shut down this “blame the victim” narrative.

3. The “Terminal Patient Strategy” (Delay)

This is the most cynical tactic. In mesothelioma cases, where patients often have less than a year to live, defense firms will file endless motions to delay trial. They are literally waiting for you to die to reduce the value of the case.
Our Counter: We move for Expedited Discovery and Trial Preference. In many Texas courts, we can fast-track a terminal patient’s trial to get it in front of a jury in 4-6 months. We take your deposition immediately to preserve your voice for your family.

4. The Workers’ Comp “Exclusive Remedy” Shield

They will tell you: “You can’t sue us; you already get workers’ comp.”
Our Counter: We search for third-party liability. If the machine that crushed you was defectively designed, or if the chemical that burned you was improperly labeled, we sue the manufacturer. We find the pathway around the shield to get you the uncapped damages you deserve.

Read why hiring a lawyer is essential to level the playing field against these tactics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDptORwY6Pk

Compensation Pathways: Maximizing Your Carrollton Claim

A successful toxic exposure case in Carrollton often involves “stacking” multiple sources of recovery. Most firms only look for one. We look for all of them.

1. Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts

If you have mesothelioma, we can file with multiple funds, such as the DII Industries (Halliburton) trust or the USG Asbestos trust. These claims provide faster payouts than a lawsuit and don’t require you to go to court. Combined, these trust payments often reach $300,000 to $500,000+.

2. Civil Lawsuits against Solvent Defendants

If the company that exposed you is still in business (like Johnson & Johnson or Ford), we file a traditional lawsuit. These cases result in the highest recoveries. Average settlements range from $1 million to $2.5 million, with trial verdicts frequently exceeding $5 million to $10 million.

3. Survival Actions and Wrongful Death

If you are the spouse or child of someone who died in Carrollton from toxic exposure, you have two separate claims:

• Survival Action: Recovers the damages your loved one suffered before they passed (pain, suffering, medical bills).
• Wrongful Death: Recovers your damages (loss of financial support, loss of companionship, mental anguish).

4. VA Disability and PACT Act Benefits

Veterans in Denton County can receive 100% disability for mesothelioma while simultaneously pursuing a lawsuit. Pursuing one does not affect the other. We help you coordinate both to ensure your family’s future is secure.

Disclaimer: Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Total compensation depends on your specific diagnosis, exposure history, and available insurance.

Evidence Preservation: What Carrollton Workers Must Do Now

In a toxic exposure case, evidence disappears every day. Employers shred retired files. Witnesses age and pass away. Industrial sites are demolished. If you have been diagnosed, our team moves within 48 hours to preserve:

1. Occupational Health Records: We subpoena industrial hygiene monitoring reports and air sampling data from your former Carrollton employers.
2. OSHA 300 Logs: We capture the history of safety violations at the facility where you worked.
3. MSDS Sheets: We identify every chemical used on your job site through historical Material Safety Data Sheets.
4. Co-Worker Witness Lists: We locate the men and women you worked with to corroborate the dusty or chemically saturated conditions of the plant.

Don’t wait for the corporate “document retention” policy to destroy your case. Ralph breaks down how to use your cellphone to document evidence in real-time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLbpzrmogTs

Educational Resources and Treatment Centers Near Carrollton

We don’t just fight for your check; we fight for your LIFE. If you are diagnosed with a toxic-exposure-related cancer in North Texas, you have access to some of the best medical care in the world.

Top Treatment Centers

• UT Southwestern Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center (Dallas): Just a 20-minute drive from Carrollton, this NCI-designated center has specific expertise in lung cancer, mesothelioma, and leukemia.
• MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston): While 4 hours away, MD Anderson is the #1 cancer center in the world. For mesothelioma, a consultation here is non-negotiable. Ralph’s Houston office can help provide local guidance if you travel for treatment.
• Mary Crowley Cancer Research (Dallas): specializes in clinical trials for advanced cancers that haven’t responded to traditional treatment.

Support and Education

• The Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation: Provides peer-to-peer support for families facing this diagnosis.
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS – North Texas Chapter): Offers financial assistance and information for benzene exposure victims.
• ATSDR PFAS Guidance: Learn about the health effects of contaminated water at the CDC’s environmental health portal.

Medical treatment generates the evidence we need to win your case. Seeing a specialist at a top academic center like UT Southwestern or MD Anderson documents the severity of your condition and the clear link to your exposure.

Frequently Asked Questions for Carrollton Toxic Exposure Victims

1. I was exposed to asbestos in Carrollton 40 years ago. Is it too late to file a claim?

No. In Texas, the statute of limitations for mesothelioma or other latent diseases usually begins at the date of diagnosis (discovery), not the date of exposure. Even if you haven’t worked in a plant since 1985, you likely still have a valid claim if you were recently diagnosed.

2. Can I file a claim if my former employer in North Texas no longer exists?

Yes. Many companies that went bankrupt established Asbestos Trust Funds to pay future claimants. If your former employer was bought by another company, we can pursue the Successor Corporation. We trace corporate genealogies to find the money.

3. What is the difference between a trust fund claim and a mesothelioma lawsuit?

A trust fund claim is an administrative process with a set payout percentage. It is faster and doesn’t require a trial. A lawsuit is filed against “solvent” companies (like J&J or Ford) and can result in much larger jury verdicts for pain, suffering, and punitive damages. We typically pursue both.

4. Who can be sued in a Carrollton construction accident?

Beyond your employer, we look for third-party liability. This includes the general contractor for poor site safety, the scaffold manufacturer for defective equipment, or the property owner. Unlike workers’ comp, third-party claims allow for full recovery.

5. My father died of mesothelioma last year. Is it too late for our family?

Probably not. Texas allows for Wrongful Death claims (filed by the spouse, children, or parents) and Survival Actions (filed by the estate). The statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of death, but you should call us immediately to verify.

6. Do I qualify for the Camp Lejeune settlement if I live in Carrollton now?

Yes. It doesn’t matter where you live now. If you were at Camp Lejeune for 30 days between 1953 and 1987, you qualify to file a claim in the Eastern District of North Carolina. We handle the North Carolina filings for Carrollton veterans.

7. How are benzene settlements calculated?

Settlements are based on the duration of your benzene exposure, the specific leukemia diagnosis, the cost of your medical treatment, and the evidence of the employer’s negligence. Juries have awarded over $700M in benzene cases because of the documented corporate cover-up.

8. Will filing a toxic exposure claim affect my Social Security or VA benefits?

No. Personal injury settlements and trust fund payments are generally considered collateral sources. They typically do not reduce your Social Security Disability or VA Disability payments.

9. I’m afraid of being fired if I report my toxic exposure at work.

Federal law (OSHA Section 11(c)) and Texas state law strictly prohibit employer retaliation for filing a safety complaint or a legal claim. If your employer retaliates, we file an additional whistleblower claim that can result in back pay and double damages.

10. Does Attorney 911 represent undocumented workers in Carrollton?

Yes. Your immigration status has zero impact on your right to a safe workplace or your right to sue for toxic exposure. Hablamos Español. Lupe Peña ensures that our Hispanic worker community is protected and compensated without fear.

11. What is “Maintenance and Cure” in a maritime case?

If you are a seaman injured on a vessel near Carrollton or on the Gulf, your employer owes you “Maintenance” (a daily living allowance) and “Cure” (all medical expenses) until you reach maximum improvement. This is automatic and doesn’t require proof of fault.

12. Can a railroad worker get a settlement for asbestos?

Yes. Under FELA, railroad workers can sue for asbestos exposure from brake shoes, locomotive insulation, and pipe lagging. These are powerful claims because the railroads were warned about asbestos as early as the 1930s.

13. How much will I have to pay to start my case?

Zero. We work on a contingency fee basis. We pay for all expert witnesses, medical record collectors, and filing fees. You only pay us a percentage of the settlement if and when we win your case. No win, no fee.

14. How long does a toxic exposure case take to settle?

Trust fund claims can pay out in 3-9 months. A full lawsuit against a solvent defendant typically takes 1-2 years. If the patient is terminally ill, we file for an expedited docket to achieve a result much faster.

15. What if I was a smoker and have lung cancer?

You may still have a claim. Asbestos and smoking have a synergistic effect, meaning they multiply each other’s risk. The asbestos company is still responsible for the portion of the harm their fibers caused. Don’t let your history prevent you from getting the justice you deserve.

Your Fight Starts With One Call: 1-888-ATTY-911

The corporations that exposed you or your loved one are counting on you being too tired, too sick, or too overwhelmed to fight. They have armies of lawyers preparing their defense. They have restructured their companies and established trusts to limit what they pay.

Now, you have a team too.

At Attorney 911, we are the legal emergency responders for the Carrollton and Denton County industrial workforce. Ralph Manginello brings nearly three decades of trial experience—including the BP refinery explosion. Lupe Peña brings the insider intelligence of a former defense attorney. Together, we investigate your exposure, identify your defendants, and pursue every dollar of compensation available to your family—from trust funds to jury verdicts.

You spent your life building Carrollton and fueling Texas. Now it’s time to hold the companies that profited from your labor accountable for the health they took.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911) today for a free case evaluation. We are available 24/7 to answer your call. Hablamos Español.

The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. Principal Office: Houston, Texas. Serving Carrollton, Denton County, and all of Texas.