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When a Category 4 hurricane bears down on Louisiana's Gulf Coast, the trucking industry doesn't stop—evacuation routes become congested with 18-wheelers carrying hazardous materials, emergency supplies, and industrial equipment through Assumption Parish. The drivers are tired. The deadlines are impossible. And when an 80,000-pound truck loses control on LA-1 near Napoleonville or jackknifes on the approaches to the Sunshine Bridge, there's no such thing as a minor accident. If you're reading this from a hospital bed in Assumption Parish, or if you've just buried a loved one who didn't survive an encounter with a commercial truck on our narrow bayou highways, you're in the fight of your life. We're Attorney911, and we've spent 25 years making trucking companies pay for what they've done to families right here in Louisiana. Ralph Manginello didn't become one of Texas's most feared trucking litigators by accident. Since 1998, he's been admitted to practice in federal court—the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas—giving him the jurisdictional reach to handle interstate trucking cases that cross state lines. When a tanker truck carrying petrochemicals from the Port of South Louisiana up LA-308 causes a catastrophic burn injury, or when a logging truck coming out…