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Tucson I-10 Truck Crash: When a Commercial Driver’s Crime Kills a Passenger — Your Rights Under Arizona Law If you are reading this page, someone you love may have been in that truck. A human being was ejected from a commercial semi on Interstate 10 near Rita Road and died on the pavement. Two more people suffered major injuries. The man driving that truck has been convicted in federal court for the operation that put them there — and he is going to prison. You may be sitting in a hospital room, in a kitchen you cannot afford to keep, in a country whose language you are still learning, and you may be wondering whether you have any rights at all. You do. Arizona law does not ask about your immigration status before it asks who was responsible for the death of your family member. It asks who breached the duty of care. And in this case, the answer is already on the record — convicted, sentenced, and signed by a federal judge. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We are trial lawyers who take Arizona commercial truck accident and wrongful death cases, working with local counsel…