City of Brady Toxic Exposure and Industrial Injury Guide: Holding Corporations Accountable for Occupational Disease

For decades, the men and women of the City of Brady have powered the “Heart of Texas” through relentless work in the silica sand mines, on the surrounding ranches of McCulloch County, and across the vast oilfield spreads of the Permian Basin and Eagle Ford Shale. You did the heavy lifting that fueled the American energy revolution, often working in the thick of the “Brady Sand” clouds that define our local industry. But while you were building a legacy for your family, the corporations providing your paycheck may have been concealing a deadly truth: the substances you breathed and the environments where you worked were far more dangerous than they ever admitted.

We are Attorney 911, and we believe that no worker in the City of Brady should have to trade their life for a paycheck. Led by founding attorney Ralph Manginello, who brings over 27 years of experience in high-stakes litigation like the $2.1 billion BP Texas City Refinery explosion case, and Lupe Peña, a former insurance defense insider who knows how corporations try to bury these claims, we fight for the people big industry left behind. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, leukemia, silicosis, or suffered a catastrophic injury on a McCulloch County job site, you aren’t just a medical statistic. You are a victim of corporate negligence, and we are here to help you secure the compensation and medical care you deserve.

The distance between a City of Brady sand plant and a diagnosis of terminal lung disease can be twenty or thirty years, but the clock for justice starts the moment you recognize the connection. Whether you worked at a facility along US Highway 87, handled heavy equipment on a ranch near the San Saba River, or spent years as a roughneck in the surrounding oil patches, we understand the specific industrial landscape of the City of Brady. We know the employers, we know the exposure pathways, and we know exactly how the insurance companies will try to fight you.

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes, but our track record of standing up to multinational corporations speaks for itself. We work on a contingency fee basis—meaning you pay us nothing unless we recover money for you. From the first symptoms of a persistent cough to the complexity of filing against multi-billion dollar asbestos trust funds, our team provides the immediate, aggressive, and professional help you need.

The Science of Discovery: Why You Are Sick Decades After Working in the City of Brady

Toxic exposure is a silent thief. Unlike a car accident where the harm is immediate, toxins like asbestos and crystalline silica often take 15 to 50 years to manifest as clinical disease. This “latency period” is the primary weapon corporate defense teams use to avoid accountability, but it is also the scientific foundation of your claim. In the City of Brady, where the sand industry has been a cornerstone of the economy for generations, thousands of workers were exposed to microscopic hazards that are only now beginning to destroy their health.

The Cellular Mechanism of Mesothelioma and Asbestos Damage

Asbestos is not one substance; it is a group of silicate minerals that form thin, needle-like fibers. When workers in the City of Brady handled insulation, gaskets, or brake linings in older industrial facilities or on agricultural equipment, these fibers became airborne. Because they are microscopic—often less than 5 micrometers in length—they bypass the body’s natural filters and penetrate deep into the pleural lining of the lungs.

This is where the biological betrayal begins through a process known as “frustrated phagocytosis.” Your body’s immune system sends macrophages to engulf and destroy foreign invaders. However, asbestos fibers are chemically indestructible and physically too long for the macrophages to consume. The immune cells die in the attempt, releasing a cascade of inflammatory cytokines (TNF-α, IL-1β, and IL-18) and reactive oxygen species (ROS). This chronic inflammatory environment persists for decades, eventually causing DNA strand breaks and the inactivation of crucial tumor suppressor genes like BAP1 and p53.

The result is malignant pleural mesothelioma—a cancer that is nearly 100% attributable to asbestos exposure. If you are experiencing progress shortness of breath, chest wall pain that worsens with deep breathing, or unexplained weight loss, and you have a history of working in the City of Brady’s industrial or agricultural sectors, you must inform your physician of your exposure history immediately.

Brady Sand and the Pathophysiology of Silicosis

The City of Brady is internationally known for its high-purity monocrystalline silica sand, commonly referred to as “Brady Brown.” While this sand is a vital component for hydraulic fracturing, the respirable crystalline silica (RCS) generated during its mining, drying, and transport is a potent human carcinogen. When you inhale this fine dust in McCulloch County facilities, the particles reach the alveoli, where they act as microscopic knives against your lung tissue.

Silicosis develops through a specific inflammatory/fibrotic cascade. The silica particles are cytotoxic; they rupture the macrophages that try to clean them, releasing enzymes that trigger fibroblasts to produce excess collagen. This results in the formation of silicotic nodules—scar tissue that eventually coalesces into Progressive Massive Fibrosis (PMF). PMF is irreversible and progressive; even if you haven’t stepped foot in a City of Brady sand plant in ten years, the silica already in your lungs continues to drive inflammation for the rest of your life.

Benzene and the Molecular Rewriting of Your Blood

For those in the City of Brady who transitioned from the sand mines to the oilfields, benzene exposure became a recurring threat. Benzene is a natural component of crude oil and a byproduct of many process streams. It does not just “make you sick”; it metabolically rewrites your blood at the molecular level.

Once inhaled or absorbed through the skin, benzene is converted by the liver enzyme CYP2E1 into benzene oxide and then into toxic metabolites like muconaldehyde and p-benzoquinone. These metabolites concentrate in the bone marrow microenvironment, where they bind to the DNA of hematopoietic stem cells. This damage leads to specific chromosomal translocations—particularly t(8;21) and inv(16)—which are the hallmark genetic markers of Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) and Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS).

If you are a City of Brady worker suffering from unusual fatigue, frequent infections, or easy bruising, these are not just signs of aging. They are clinical indicators of bone marrow suppression that may be linked directly to your years of chemical exposure. Ralph Manginello explains the criteria for high-value toxic exposure settlements on the Attorney 911 YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmMwE7GqUFI

City of Brady Tier 1 Case Highlight: Mesothelioma and Asbestos Exposure

Asbestos was the “miracle mineral” of the 20th century, used in everything from the steam lines of City of Brady’s older power infrastructure to the gaskets in the Massey Ferguson and John Deere tractors that worked the ranches of McCulloch County. Despite the industry knowing of the lethal risks as early as the 1930s—as evidenced by the infamous “Sumner Simpson” letters where executives agreed that “the less said about asbestos, the better”—asbestos remained a standard in industrial environments in the City of Brady through the 1980s.

The Duel Pathway to Compensation: Trust Funds vs. Litigation

One of the most common misconceptions we hear from City of Brady families is that they cannot sue because the company they worked for is bankrupt. This is exactly what the corporations want you to believe. When major asbestos defendants like Johns-Manville, Owens Corning, and Pittsburgh Corning filed for bankruptcy, the courts required them to establish massive personal injury trust funds to compensate current and future victims.

Right now, there are over 60 active asbestos bankruptcy trusts holding approximately $30 billion in assets. If you were exposed in the City of Brady, you may be eligible to file claims with five, ten, or even fifteen of these trusts simultaneously. These claims do not involve a traditional trial and can provide significantly faster compensation to help with medical bills at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital or specialized treatment at MD Anderson in Houston.

However, many other companies that manufactured asbestos-containing products used in the City of Brady remain solvent and can be sued in civil court. This dual-pathway approach—filing trust fund claims while pursuing active litigation against solvent manufacturers—is how we maximize recovery for our clients. We identify every product you touched, from Kaylo pipe insulation to Flexitallic gaskets, to ensure every liable party pays their share.

Recognizing Mesothelioma Symptoms in McCulloch County

Early symptoms of mesothelioma are notoriously difficult to distinguish from common respiratory issues like pneumonia or the flu, which is why City of Brady residents are often misdiagnosed. If you have been diagnosed with any of the following, and have an asbestos exposure history, contact us for a free evaluation:

• Pleural Effusion (fluid around the lungs)
• Pleural Thickening (scarring visible on a CT scan)
• Persistent dry cough and shortness of breath
• Unexplained weight loss of 15 pounds or more
• Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) or hoarseness

The National Cancer Institute provides comprehensive data on mesothelioma types and treatment options: https://www.cancer.gov/types/mesothelioma. While the medical journey is yours to walk, the legal fight belongs to us. We serve as your “legal emergency” response team, moving with the same urgency as a 911 dispatcher to preserve evidence before it disappears. 1-888-ATTY-911.

City of Brady Tier 1 Case Highlight: Silicosis and the Frac Sand Industry

The City of Brady sits atop some of the highest-quality Northern White and “Brady Brown” sand deposits in the United States. While the mining and processing of this sand have driven the local economy, it has also created an epicenter for occupational silicosis. Workers at McCulloch County sand plants, as well as the truck drivers hauling sand along US 87 and US 190, were often breathing in concentrations of silica dust that exceeded OSHA permissible exposure limits (PEL) by orders of magnitude.

The Crisis of Accelerated Silicosis

Historically, silicosis was a disease of older miners after 30 years of exposure. However, in the high-intensity environment of modern sand processing and hydraulic fracturing, we are seeing “accelerated silicosis” in City of Brady workers in their 30s and 40s. Because the silica content of “Brady Sand” can exceed 95%, breathing the dust during the drying and loading process is far more dangerous than natural granite or marble work.

If you worked as a sand plant operator, a derrickhand handling proppant, or a maintenance mechanic in the City of Brady sand mines, your employer was required under 29 CFR 1910.1053 to provide specific engineering controls (like wet methods and vacuums) and respiratory protection. If they failed to do so, they violated federal law. But more importantly, the manufacturers of the equipment—the industrial vacuums that failed, the masks that didn’t fit, and the conveyor systems that leaked dust—may be liable for your illness.

These third-party claims allow you to recover damages far beyond what is available through workers’ compensation. While workers’ comp might pay a portion of your lost wages, a third-party lawsuit can provide millions for pain and suffering, physical impairment, and the cost of a future lung transplant. OSHA provides detailed safety standards for crystalline silica that every City of Brady employer should have followed: https://www.osha.gov/silica-crystalline.

The Insider Advantage: Why Lupe Peña and Ralph Manginello Change Your Outcome

When a multi-billion dollar corporation is sued by an injured worker from the City of Brady, they don’t just hire a lawyer. They hire a team of “product defense” scientists to argue the science is unclear, and a powerhouse defense firm to find every loophole in your work history. They will look for any “alternative cause” for your disease. Did you smoke? Did you live near a different facility? Did you handle a different product?

This is where Lupe Peña provides our clients with a nuclear advantage. Lupe spent years as an insurance defense attorney. He sat in the boardrooms where these companies plotted their strategy to deny your claim. He knows exactly how they value a case, how they use the “identification defense” to claim you can’t prove their product was the one that made you sick, and how they use delay tactics to wait out terminal patients.

Combined with Ralph Manginello’s 27+ years of trial experience and his work on the BP refinery explosion litigation, our firm doesn’t just “handle” cases. We litigate them from an insider’s perspective. We know the defense’s next move before they make it because we used to be the ones making it. We turn their own playbook against them to secure maximum settlements for City of Brady families. Ralph discusses how we fight insurance company tactics on our podcast: https://share.transistor.fm/s/4478bd96.

City of Brady Tier 1 Case Highlight: Onshore Oil & Gas Rig Accidents

The City of Brady serves as a vital gateway for workers traveling to the Permian Basin to the west and the Eagle Ford to the south. Oilfield work is inherently dangerous, but the “accidents” we see are almost always the result of a company choosing production speed over human life. Whether it was a blowout on a rig near San Angelo or a crush injury during pipe handling on a local McCulloch County spread, the legal framework in Texas is complex.

Texas Non-Subscriber Laws and Third-Party Claims

Texas is unique because it allows employers to opt out of the workers’ compensation system. If your employer was a “non-subscriber,” they lost their immunity to lawsuits. We can sue them directly for negligence, and they are prohibited from arguing that you were partially at fault.

Even if your employer does have workers’ comp, you are not trapped by it. On a typical oilfield site near the City of Brady, there are dozens of contractors. If you work for a service company but were injured because of the rig owner’s negligence, or a defective piece of equipment manufactured by a third party, you have a direct personal injury claim. These third-party pathways often result in seven-figure awards that workers’ comp could never reach.

Injuries like traumatic brain injuries (TBI), spinal cord damage, and limb amputations from caught-in/between accidents require lifetime care. We identify the web of Master Service Agreements (MSAs) that often govern these sites to find every dollar of available insurance coverage. Watch Ralph’s guide to offshore and oil rig falls for more on these protections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gCWBb1FMro.

Axis 1: Toxic Substances Affecting City of Brady Workers

Beyond asbestos and silica, the City of Brady workforce faces a range of chemical threats that are often poorly documented by employers. Each of these substances is a known carcinogen, and each creates a unique legal pathway for recovery.

Benzene and the “Golden Triangle” Connection

Many City of Brady residents have spent years commuting to the refineries of the Gulf Coast or working with petroleum products locally. Benzene is the silent killer of the refining industry. Because it has a sweet smell, many workers didn’t realize they were inhaling lethal concentrations. Exposure leads to “benzene-associated AML,” a specific type of leukemia with documented chromosomal damage. If you handled catalysts or worked in tank cleaning, you were at the highest risk.

Roundup (Glyphosate) and Agricultural Cancers

McCulloch County is ranching country. For decades, the City of Brady has seen the widespread use of Roundup and other glyphosate-based herbicides. In 2015, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified glyphosate as “probably carcinogenic to humans.” Since then, juries have awarded billions of dollars to people who developed Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL) after using Roundup on their land. The “Monsanto Papers”—internal documents revealed in court—showed the company ghostwrote studies to hide this risk.

PFAS – The “Forever Chemical” Threat

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are found in firefighting foam (AFFF) used at military bases near the City of Brady and at municipal fire training sites. These chemicals never break down in the environment or the human body. They bioaccumulate in your blood, leading to kidney cancer, testicular cancer, and thyroid disease. If your community’s well water in McCulloch County has tested positive for PFAS, or if you were a firefighter regularly using AFFF foam, you may have a claim in the ongoing multi-billion dollar PFAS litigation.

Case Type Highlight: Wrongful Death and Survival Actions for Families

When a toxic exposure disease like mesothelioma takes the life of a City of Brady worker, the fight for justice does not die with them. Texas law provides two distinct pathways for families:

1. Wrongful Death Claims: These are brought by the surviving spouse, children, or parents. They compensate you for the loss of financial support, emotional companionship, and the mental anguish of losing a loved one.
2. Survival Actions: These are brought on behalf of the deceased worker’s estate. They recover the damages the worker suffered before they died—their medical bills at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital, their physical pain and suffering, and their funeral expenses.

In cases of corporate concealment, we also pursue punitive damages. When a company knows their product kills and hides that fact from the people of the City of Brady, they deserve to be punished financially to prevent it from ever happening again. We handle every detail of the probate and estate process so you can focus on grieving and honoring your loved one’s memory. Ralph explains the distinctions in wrongful death and personal injury law here: https://share.transistor.fm/s/1f8970c7.

The Evidence Preservation Protocol: Why Time Is Your Enemy in City of Brady

In a City of Brady toxic exposure case, the evidence doesn’t disappear in a day; it disappears over decades. Companies shred old maintenance logs, factories are demolished and modernised, and the co-workers who saw you handling asbestos insulation retire or pass away. This is why immediate legal intervention is critical.

The moment you hire Attorney 911, we initiate our Spoliation Protection Protocol:

• Subpoenaing OSHA 300 Logs: We force current and former City of Brady employers to turn over five years of injury and illness records.
• FOIA Requests: We file Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests with the EPA and OSHA for every inspection performed at your worksite.
• Witness Archeology: We track down former City of Brady co-workers to secure their testimony about site conditions, dust levels, and the lack of PPE.
• Industrial Hygiene Modeling: We retain experts to reconstruct the air quality at City of Brady plants from the 1970s and 80s, proving your exposure levels were dangerous.

The corporations are counting on you waiting until it’s too late. The “discovery rule” in Texas means your two-year statute of limitations starts at diagnosis, not exposure—but once that clock starts, every day of delay gives the insurance company more leverage. As Ralph explains on the Attorney 911 podcast, documenting your case today with your cellphone and records is the most important thing you can do: https://share.transistor.fm/s/a42daf06.

Regional Medical Resources for City of Brady Residents

Navigating life with a chronic or terminal illness in the City of Brady requires the best medical care Texas has to offer. While local care at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital is vital, specialized toxic exposure diseases often require consultation with world-class institutions.

NCI-Designated Cancer Centers Near McCulloch County

The National Cancer Institute designated these centers for their excellence in research and treatment. For City of Brady residents, a second opinion at one of these facilities is often the difference in life expectancy:

• MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston): Ranked #1 in the nation. They have the world’s leading mesothelioma and leukemia programs. approximately 260 miles from the City of Brady. https://www.mdanderson.org
• UT Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas): Home to the Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center and world-renowned for thoracic and blood cancers. https://utswmed.org
• Mays Cancer Center at UT Health San Antonio: The nearest NCI-designated center to the City of Brady, providing cutting-edge clinical trials for South and Central Texas. https://cancer.uthscsa.edu

Veterans and the PACT Act

If you served at a military installation near the City of Brady or were stationed at Camp Lejeune, you are entitled to a free Toxic Exposure Screening at your local VA. The VA San Angelo Outpatient Clinic and the Olin E. Teague Veterans’ Medical Center in Temple serve McCulloch County veterans. Under the PACT Act, twenty-three conditions are now “presumptive,” meaning the VA assumes they were caused by your service. This medical documentation is vital for your civil claim. Visit the VA’s PACT Act resource page here: https://www.va.gov/resources/the-pact-act-and-your-va-benefits/

AXIS 2: Dangerous Industry Realities in Brady and Beyond

Whether you are working in the shops on the north side of the City of Brady or hauling mohair or sand along US 377, industrial work in Central Texas carries risks that go beyond toxic chemicals.

Construction Accidents and Third-Party Liability

The City of Brady’s growth depends on construction, but this industry remains the most dangerous for workers. Falls from scaffolding and struck-by accidents are common. Because Texas construction sites often involve a complex web of general contractors and subcontractors, you likely have a third-party claim. If a subcontractor from San Angelo caused your injury on a City of Brady job site, your legal recovery could be significantly higher than workers’ comp allows. See Ralph’s guide to construction accidents: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqYeRjbR9PI.

Electrocution and High-Voltage Injuries

Working on City of Brady’s utility lines or in high-voltage industrial sand processing areas carries the risk of arc flash and internal electrical burns. At just 50 milliamps, the human heart goes into lethal fibrillation. Many of these injuries are the result of lockout/tagout (LOTO) violations—federal safety breaches that serve as “negligence per se” in court. We hold the power companies and electrical contractors accountable for these life-altering injuries.

Trench Collapses – The Preventable Tragedy

McCulloch County soil conditions can be deceptive. OSHA requires shoring, shielding, or sloping for any trench deeper than five feet. A single cubic yard of soil weighs 3,000 pounds—the weight of a compact car. If you were buried in a trench in the City of Brady, the weight across your chest made breathing impossible in minutes. These are never “accidents”; they are the result of an employer refusing to spend the time or money on a simple trench box.

Compensation: What Your City of Brady Case is Worth

We will never give you a fake number to get you to sign a contract. What we will give you is the data from landmark verdicts and settlement averages that anchor the value of your claim:

• Mesothelioma: Average settlements range from $1 million to $1.4 million. Individual verdicts against solvent defendants have exceeded $250 million.
• Benzene-related AML: Recent verdicts in Texas and Pennsylvania have reached between $20 million and $725 million.
• Silicosis: A 2024 California verdict for an engineered stone fabricator reached $52.4 million.
• Wrongful Death: These claims often reach well into seven or eight figures depending on the income lost and the family’s needs.

Past results vary and do not guarantee your outcome, but these figures illustrate the scale of justice that is possible. The Manville Trust and others have paid out billions. The only question for City of Brady families is whether you will let the corporations keep the money that belongs to you. Attorneys who “guarantee” a win are violating state bar rules and usually hiding their lack of trial experience. We don’t make promises; we make them pay.

Why Attorney 911 is the Right Choice for the City of Brady

You have 2,000 “mesothelioma lawyers” you could call. Most of them are referral mills—aggregators who will take your information and “sell” your case to a different firm you’ve never heard of.

Attorney 911 is different:

• Direct Access: Call 1-888-ATTY-911 and you speak with our team. Ralph Manginello is a real person, a real lawyer, and he answers his phone.
• Refinery Experience: Ralph’s experience with the BP Texas City explosion gives us a baseline for industrial accountability that 99% of other firms lack.
• The “Spy” on Your Side: Lupe Peña’s years in insurance defense mean we know the settlement formulas and “denial codes” the insurance company is using against you.
• Local Roots, Federal Reach: We are Texans through and through. We know the McCulloch County courts, we understand the City of Brady values, and we are admitted to practice in the federal courts where many of these cases are filed.
• Bilingual Service: Hablamos Español. Your immigration status does NOT affect your right to a safe workplace or compensation for toxic exposure. Lupe Peña and Magali Candler discuss these rights in depth: https://share.transistor.fm/s/51f6a2e8.

Frequently Asked Questions for City of Brady Victims

Can I file a claim if my exposure in City of Brady was 30 years ago?

Yes. Under the Texas discovery rule, your statute of limitations does not begin until you know—or reasonably should have known—that you were injured and that exposure was the cause. For mesothelioma, this means the clock almost always starts at the date of diagnosis.

Will filing a lawsuit get me fired from my City of Brady job?

Retaliation for filing a legal claim or safety complaint is a violation of federal law under OSHA Section 11(c) and various whistleblower statutes. If an employer retaliates against you for exercising your rights, we add an additional claim for wrongful termination or retaliation.

How many trust funds can I file with for mesothelioma?

There is no “limit.” If your work history shows you were exposed to products from twenty different bankrupt companies, you can file twenty separate claims. We specialize in “forensic work history reconstruction” to identify every possible trust fund you qualify for.

My doctor in Brady says it’s just COPD, but I worked in the sand mines. What should I do?

Get a second opinion with a NIOSH-certified “B-Reader”—a radiologist specifically trained to detect the differences between common COPD and occupational silicosis or asbestosis. We can help connect you with specialists who understand industrial lung diseases.

Does my military service prevent me from suing for Camp Lejeune exposure?

No. The Camp Lejeune Justice Act specifically allows veterans and their families to sue the federal government for damages, regardless of their VA disability status. These are separate compensation pathways that can be pursued simultaneously.

What does “no fee unless we win” really mean?

It means Attorney 911 takes 100% of the financial risk. We pay for the medical experts, the industrial hygienists, the filing fees, and the private investigators. If we don’t recover a settlement or verdict for you, you owe us nothing for our time or these advanced costs.

Can I still sue if the City of Brady plant I worked at is now closed?

Yes. Corporate liability often transfers to a “successor” company that bought the plant, or it rests with the manufacturer of the toxic products used at the plant. We trace the corporate genealogy of closed facilities to find the responsible insurance policies.

My husband died of a “lung issue” but was never tested for mesothelioma. Can I still file?

We can often obtain a pathology review of existing tissue samples or use autopsy records and work histories to prove causation post-mortem. Many families in McCulloch County have recovered compensation years after a loved one’s death once the true cause was discovered.

Is a City of Brady sand plant operator liable for my silicosis?

In most cases, yes. They have a duty to provide a safe workplace under OSHA standards. Furthermore, the companies that sold the sand and the equipment manufacturers are often primary defendants in these product liability claims.

What if I am partially responsible for my own injury?

Texas is a “modified comparative negligence” state. As long as you were not more than 50% responsible, you can still recover damages. In non-subscriber oilfield cases, the employer is often barred from even bringing up your negligence. Ralph explains this in more detail: https://share.transistor.fm/s/b8317bf9.

Your Next Steps: Building Your Case in the Heart of Texas

The corporations that built our industries in the City of Brady have teams of lawyers whose only job is to protect the bottom line. They have known about the dangers of asbestos, silica, and benzene for longer than most of us have been alive. They chose their profits. Now, it is time for you to choose your future.

Waiting is the best gift you can give a corporate defendant. It allows evidence to fade and deadlines to pass. Whether you are at home in the City of Brady or receiving treatment at a medical center in Austin or San Angelo, we can come to you. Our initial case evaluation is 100% free and confidential.

We will walk you through your work history, identify your exposure pathways, and map out a multi-front attack on every trust fund and solvent defendant responsible for your illness. You have spent your life working for others. It is time for someone to work for you.

Call Attorney 911 at 1-888-ATTY-911. We are available 24/7 to address your legal emergency. The companies that poisoned you have a team of lawyers. We think it’s about time you had one too.

Ralph Manginello, Lupe Peña, and the entire Attorney 911 team are dedicated to the workers of the City of Brady. Contact us today at our principal office in Houston, or through our Austin and Beaumont locations, to start your fight for justice.

Attorney 911 | The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC
1177 W. Loop South, Suite 1600
Houston, TX 77027
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This information is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is unique. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Results-vary disclaimers apply to all referenced settlements and verdicts. Contact us for a free consultation about your specific situation.