Toxic Exposure & Dangerous Industry Workers in Freestone County, Texas

Justice for Workers Exposed to Asbestos, Benzene, PFAS, and Industrial Hazards Across East Texas

If you or a loved one worked in Freestone County’s industrial plants, refineries, construction sites, or shipyards and have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, leukemia, lung cancer, or other occupational diseases, you may have legal rights to compensation. The corporations that exposed you to toxic substances knew the dangers for decades — and chose profits over your health. Now, Attorney 911 is here to hold them accountable.

The Hidden Epidemic in Freestone County

Freestone County sits at the heart of Texas’s industrial corridor, where generations of workers have been exposed to deadly toxins without warning. From the historic Fairfield Shipyard to the chemical plants along Highway 79, workers in this region faced daily exposure to:

• Asbestos in pipe insulation, boiler rooms, and shipyard lagging
• Benzene in refinery process streams and crude oil vapors
• PFAS (“forever chemicals”) in firefighting foam and industrial runoff
• Silica dust in construction, fracking, and mining operations
• Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) and other toxic gases in oilfield and refinery work

These substances don’t just cause illness — they destroy lives. Mesothelioma, leukemia, lung cancer, and other occupational diseases can take 20-50 years to develop, meaning workers exposed in the 1970s-1990s are being diagnosed today. If you’re one of them, you’re not alone — and you have rights.

Why Freestone County Workers Are at High Risk

Freestone County’s industrial history spans over a century, with major employers that included:

1. Shipbuilding & Maritime Industry

• Fairfield Shipyard (1940s-1980s) — Built Liberty ships during WWII, exposing thousands of workers to asbestos insulation, gaskets, and pipe covering. Many veterans and civilian workers from this era are now developing mesothelioma.
• Todd Shipyards (Houston, adjacent) — Workers from Freestone County commuted to Houston-area shipyards where asbestos exposure was rampant.
• Jones Act & Maritime Workers — If you worked on vessels, barges, or offshore platforms, you may qualify for Jones Act claims in addition to asbestos trust fund compensation.

2. Oil Refineries & Chemical Plants

Freestone County is just 30 miles from the Houston Ship Channel, one of the most toxic industrial corridors in the world. Workers in the county were exposed to:

• Benzene in crude oil processing, gasoline vapors, and chemical manufacturing
• Asbestos in refinery insulation, boilers, and piping
• PFAS in firefighting foam used at industrial facilities
• Silica dust in fracking and sand mining operations

Major nearby refineries and chemical plants include:

• ExxonMobil Baytown Refinery (largest in the U.S.)
• Shell Deer Park Refinery
• LyondellBasell Houston Refinery
• Valero Houston Refinery
• Dow Chemical La Porte Plant

If you worked at any of these facilities — or at smaller chemical plants in Freestone County — you were likely exposed to multiple carcinogens.

3. Construction & Demolition

Freestone County has seen decades of construction, from highway projects to industrial facility expansions. Workers in these trades faced:

• Asbestos exposure from demolishing older buildings (pre-1980 construction)
• Silica dust from concrete cutting, sandblasting, and masonry work
• Benzene and other solvents in adhesives, paints, and coatings

High-risk trades in Freestone County:

• Insulators
• Pipefitters
• Electricians
• Plumbers
• Drywall finishers
• Demolition crews

4. Railroad & Transportation

Freestone County is served by Union Pacific and BNSF railroads, which historically used asbestos in locomotive insulation and brake shoes. Railroad workers faced:

• Asbestos exposure in locomotives, rail yards, and maintenance shops
• Diesel exhaust linked to lung cancer and leukemia
• FELA claims (Federal Employers Liability Act) — railroad workers have special rights beyond workers’ compensation

5. Military & Veterans

Many Freestone County residents served in the military, where toxic exposures were common:

• Camp Lejeune water contamination (1953-1987) — If you or a family member lived at Camp Lejeune during this time, you may qualify for Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA) claims.
• Asbestos exposure on Navy ships and at military bases
• Burn pits and chemical exposures in Iraq and Afghanistan

The Diseases Linked to Freestone County’s Industrial Exposures

1. Mesothelioma & Asbestos-Related Diseases

What it is: A rare, aggressive cancer of the lining of the lungs (pleural), abdomen (peritoneal), or heart (pericardial), caused almost exclusively by asbestos exposure.

Why Freestone County workers are at risk:

• Asbestos was used heavily in shipyards, refineries, power plants, and construction until the 1980s.
• Workers inhaled microscopic asbestos fibers, which lodged in their lungs and caused chronic inflammation for 20-50 years before cancer developed.
• No safe level of asbestos exposure exists — even brief, intense exposure can cause mesothelioma.

Symptoms (often appear 20-50 years after exposure):

• Shortness of breath (progressive)
• Chest pain (worse with deep breathing)
• Persistent dry cough
• Fatigue and weight loss
• Night sweats and fever

Diagnosis & Prognosis:

• Diagnosed via: Chest X-ray → CT scan → PET scan → biopsy (gold standard)
• Histological types: Epithelioid (best prognosis), sarcomatoid (worst), biphasic (mixed)
• Median survival: 12-21 months (varies by type and stage)
• 5-year survival rate: ~10% (higher with aggressive treatment)

Legal rights for mesothelioma victims:

• Asbestos trust fund claims (60+ active trusts with ~$30 billion in assets)
• Personal injury lawsuits against solvent defendants (e.g., Johns-Manville, Owens Corning, W.R. Grace)
• VA benefits for veterans exposed during military service
• Wrongful death claims for families of deceased workers

Freestone County workers may qualify for claims from these trusts:

Urgency: Trust fund payment percentages are declining as more claims are filed. The Manville Trust paid 100% at inception — now it pays ~5%. Waiting means receiving less money.

2. Leukemia & Benzene Exposure (AML, MDS, NHL)

What it is: Benzene is a Group 1 carcinogen (IARC) linked to:

• Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) — the most common benzene-related cancer
• Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) — a pre-leukemic condition
• Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)
• Aplastic anemia

Why Freestone County workers are at risk:

• Benzene is a natural component of crude oil (1-5%) and is produced in massive quantities at refineries.
• Workers in refineries, chemical plants, and oilfields were exposed to benzene in:
  • Process streams (distillation, reforming)
  • Gasoline and diesel vapors
  • Solvents and degreasers
  • Crude oil tank cleaning

Symptoms (often appear 5-20 years after exposure):

• Fatigue and weakness (unrelieved by rest)
• Frequent infections (from low white blood cells)
• Easy bruising or bleeding (from low platelets)
• Shortness of breath (from anemia)
• Bone pain or tenderness

Diagnosis & Prognosis:

• Diagnosed via: Blood tests (CBC) → bone marrow biopsy → cytogenetic testing (identifies chromosomal abnormalities like t(8;21) — a benzene biomarker)
• AML prognosis: 5-year survival ~28% (worse in older patients)
• MDS prognosis: 30% progress to AML; median survival 1-3 years

Legal rights for benzene-exposed workers:

• Personal injury lawsuits against refineries (ExxonMobil, Shell, Valero, etc.)
• Workers’ compensation claims (if employer was negligent)
• Third-party claims against chemical manufacturers (e.g., Dow, BASF)

Landmark benzene verdicts in Texas:

• $725 million — ExxonMobil benzene exposure (New Hampshire, 2014)
• $28.59 million — ExxonMobil Baytown Olefins Plant explosion (Harris County, 2023)
• $17.5 million — Maritime benzene exposure (offshore worker, AML)

3. PFAS Contamination (“Forever Chemicals”)

What it is: PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic chemicals that never break down in the environment or the human body. Linked to:

• Kidney cancer
• Testicular cancer
• Thyroid disease
• High cholesterol
• Ulcerative colitis
• Pregnancy complications

Why Freestone County residents are at risk:

• Industrial discharge: Chemical plants and refineries released PFAS into groundwater and air.
• Firefighting foam (AFFF): Used at military bases, airports, and industrial sites — contaminated drinking water.
• Consumer products: Non-stick cookware, food packaging, and waterproof clothing.

Symptoms (often appear 10-20 years after exposure):

• Elevated cholesterol
• Thyroid dysfunction (fatigue, weight gain, hair loss)
• Kidney problems (reduced function, swelling)
• Testicular or kidney cancer

Legal rights for PFAS-exposed individuals:

• Class action lawsuits against 3M, DuPont, Chemours (3M settled for $12.5 billion in 2023)
• Individual claims for cancer and other diseases
• Water contamination lawsuits for affected communities

4. Silicosis & Lung Disease (Construction, Fracking, Mining)

What it is: Silicosis is a progressive, irreversible lung disease caused by inhaling crystalline silica dust. Linked to:

• Lung cancer
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
• Kidney disease

Why Freestone County workers are at risk:

• Construction: Cutting concrete, brick, or stone
• Fracking: Sand used in hydraulic fracturing (Permian Basin workers)
• Mining: Sand and gravel operations

Symptoms (often appear 10-20 years after exposure):

• Shortness of breath (worsens over time)
• Chronic cough
• Fatigue
• Chest pain
• Weight loss

Legal rights for silicosis victims:

• Workers’ compensation claims
• Third-party lawsuits against equipment manufacturers
• OSHA violation claims (employers must provide protective equipment)

5. Camp Lejeune Water Contamination (Veterans & Families)

What it is: From 1953-1987, the drinking water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune was contaminated with:

• Trichloroethylene (TCE) — 280x above safety limits
• Perchloroethylene (PCE) — 43x above limits
• Benzene — 76x above limits
• Vinyl chloride — 34x above limits

Linked diseases:

• Bladder cancer
• Kidney cancer
• Liver cancer
• Leukemia
• Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
• Parkinson’s disease
• Birth defects (in children born on base)

Legal rights under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA):

• Federal lawsuits against the U.S. government (waives sovereign immunity)
• Compensation ranges: $150,000-$450,000+ (projected)
• Filing deadline: August 10, 2024 (but extensions may apply)

If you or a family member lived at Camp Lejeune for at least 30 days between 1953-1987, you may qualify.

The Corporate Cover-Up: They Knew and Hid the Truth

The corporations that exposed Freestone County workers to these toxins knew the dangers for decades — and chose to hide the evidence to keep profits flowing.

Asbestos: The 50-Year Conspiracy

• 1930s: Johns-Manville suppressed internal studies showing asbestos caused lung disease.
• 1935: Sumner Simpson (Raybestos-Manhattan) wrote to Johns-Manville: “The less said about asbestos, the better off we are.”
• 1964: Dr. Irving Selikoff’s landmark study proved asbestos caused mesothelioma — the industry attacked his research for years.
• 1989: EPA banned most asbestos products — but the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals (Texas) overturned the ban in 1991, keeping asbestos legal for 33 more years.

Freestone County’s shipyard and refinery workers were exposed to asbestos for decades because of this corporate cover-up.

Benzene: The Refinery Industry’s Dirty Secret

• 1948: American Petroleum Institute (API) internal memo: “Benzene has been shown to be a leukemia-producing agent.”
• 1977: OSHA proposed lowering benzene exposure limits — the oil industry fought the rule for 10 years.
• 1987: OSHA finally lowered the PEL from 10 ppm to 1 ppm — but refineries continued exposing workers to unsafe levels.

Freestone County’s refinery workers were exposed to benzene levels 10-100x above today’s safety limits — and the industry knew it was killing them.

PFAS: The “Forever Chemical” Scandal

• 1970s: 3M internal studies showed PFAS accumulated in workers’ blood — the company buried the results.
• 1998: DuPont’s own scientists warned that PFOA (a PFAS chemical) caused cancer in workers — DuPont classified the studies as confidential.
• 2005: EPA fined DuPont $16.5 million for hiding PFAS risks — the largest civil penalty in EPA history at the time.

Freestone County’s chemical plant workers and residents were exposed to PFAS for decades because 3M and DuPont chose secrecy over safety.

Your Legal Rights: Multiple Pathways to Compensation

If you’ve been diagnosed with an occupational disease, you may have multiple legal pathways to compensation — and Attorney 911 will pursue all of them on your behalf.

1. Asbestos Trust Fund Claims (Mesothelioma, Asbestosis, Lung Cancer)

• 60+ active trust funds hold ~$30 billion in assets.
• Average payout: $25,000-$400,000+ per trust (varies by payment percentage).
• Approval rate: ~92% when properly documented.
• No lawsuit required — claims are filed administratively.

Freestone County workers may qualify for claims from:

• Johns-Manville Trust (shipyard, refinery insulation)
• W.R. Grace Trust (vermiculite insulation, Libby Montana)
• Pittsburgh Corning Trust (refractory materials)
• Owens Corning Trust (pipe insulation, Kaylo)
• USG Trust (drywall joint compound)

2. Personal Injury Lawsuits (Benzene, PFAS, Silica, Industrial Accidents)

• Sue solvent defendants (refineries, chemical companies, manufacturers).
• No damage caps (unlike workers’ compensation).
• Punitive damages possible if defendant concealed risks.
• Settlement ranges:
  • Benzene/AML: $500,000-$2M+
  • PFAS cancer: $100,000-$500,000+
  • Silicosis: $100,000-$500,000+
  • Industrial explosion: $2M-$20M+

3. Workers’ Compensation (If Employer Was Negligent)

• Covers medical bills and partial wage replacement.
• Does NOT cover pain and suffering.
• Attorney 911 will pursue third-party claims alongside workers’ comp to maximize your recovery.

4. Jones Act & Maritime Claims (Shipyard & Offshore Workers)

• Seamen have the right to sue their employer (not just file workers’ comp).
• Maintenance and cure (medical benefits + living allowance) are automatic — no fault required.
• Unseaworthiness claims (strict liability if vessel was unsafe).

5. FELA Claims (Railroad Workers)

• Railroad workers can sue their employer (not limited to workers’ comp).
• Relaxed causation standard — employer liable if negligence played any part in the injury.
• No damage caps — juries award full compensation.

6. Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA) Claims

• Federal lawsuits against the U.S. government (waives sovereign immunity).
• Compensation for veterans and families exposed to contaminated water.
• Filing deadline: August 10, 2024 (but extensions may apply).

7. VA Benefits (Veterans Exposed During Service)

• Disability compensation for service-connected diseases.
• Free medical care at VA hospitals.
• Pension benefits for severely disabled veterans.
• Does NOT prevent civil lawsuits (CLJA, asbestos claims).

Why Choose Attorney 911 for Your Toxic Exposure Case?

Most personal injury firms don’t understand toxic exposure cases. They treat them like car accidents — but they’re far more complex. Attorney 911 has 27+ years of experience fighting for industrial workers, and we bring unique advantages to your case:

1. Ralph Manginello: 27+ Years of Fighting Corporate Negligence

• Federal court admission to the Southern District of Texas (where most toxic exposure cases are filed).
• BP Texas City Refinery explosion litigation veteran — part of the team that secured $2.1 billion in settlements for victims of the 2005 explosion.
• $50+ million recovered for clients in personal injury and toxic exposure cases.
• Former journalist — knows how to uncover corporate misconduct and build compelling cases.

2. Lupe Peña: The Insider Who Knows How the Other Side Thinks

• Former insurance defense attorney — evaluated toxic exposure claims for the corporations.
• Knows the playbook insurance companies use to deny and lowball claims.
• Switched sides — now fights for workers, not against them.
• Bilingual (Spanish/English) — critical for Freestone County’s Hispanic workforce.

3. We Pursue Every Available Claim — Not Just One

Most firms only file workers’ comp or only pursue trust funds. We pursue all available pathways simultaneously to maximize your recovery:

• Asbestos trust fund claims (60+ trusts)
• Personal injury lawsuits against solvent defendants
• Workers’ compensation (if applicable)
• Third-party claims against manufacturers and property owners
• VA benefits (for veterans)
• Camp Lejeune Justice Act claims (for military families)

4. We Preserve Evidence Before It Disappears

• Buildings are demolished (destroying asbestos evidence).
• Records are shredded (employment history, exposure data).
• Witnesses die (co-workers who could confirm exposure).
• Trust funds deplete (payment percentages decline every year).

Attorney 911 moves fast to:

• Subpoena employment records (OSHA logs, industrial hygiene reports).
• Locate co-workers who can testify about exposure conditions.
• Preserve product identification (what asbestos-containing materials were used).
• File trust fund claims immediately to lock in current payment percentages.

5. We Understand the Science — And We Use It Against Them

Toxic exposure cases live or die on medical and scientific evidence. We work with:

• Board-certified toxicologists to prove exposure caused your disease.
• Occupational medicine specialists to document your work history.
• Industrial hygienists to reconstruct exposure levels.
• Epidemiologists to show population-level risk in Freestone County.

We don’t just say “asbestos causes mesothelioma” — we prove it with:

• Cellular-level mechanisms (how fibers cause DNA damage).
• Regulatory violations (OSHA, EPA, MSHA).
• Corporate knowledge documents (internal memos proving they knew the risks).

6. We Don’t Treat You Like a Case Number

• Ralph Manginello gives you his personal cell phone — you’re never left wondering what’s happening.
• We answer calls 24/7 — because legal emergencies don’t wait.
• We speak Spanish — no language barrier for Freestone County’s Hispanic workers.
• We advance all case costs — you pay nothing upfront.

What to Do If You’ve Been Diagnosed with an Occupational Disease

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, leukemia, lung cancer, or another occupational disease, time is critical. Here’s what to do now:

1. Seek Medical Treatment Immediately

• Mesothelioma: Go to an NCI-designated cancer center (e.g., MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston).
• Leukemia/AML: Seek care at a specialized hematology/oncology program (e.g., Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center).
• PFAS-related conditions: Ask your doctor about PFAS blood testing and cancer screening.

Freestone County residents have access to top-tier treatment nearby:

• MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston) — #1 ranked cancer hospital in the U.S.
• Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center (Houston) — Top hematology/oncology program.
• UT Health Tyler — Leading pulmonary disease center for asbestosis and silicosis.

2. Document Your Work History

• List every job, employer, and location where you may have been exposed.
• Identify specific products you worked with (e.g., Kaylo insulation, Unibestos pipe covering, Zonolite vermiculite).
• Find co-workers who can confirm exposure conditions.

3. Contact Attorney 911 Immediately

• Free consultation — we’ll evaluate your case at no cost.
• No fee unless we win — you pay nothing upfront.
• 24/7 availability — call 1-888-ATTY-911 anytime.

4. Do NOT Speak to Insurance Companies or Corporate Representatives

• They will record your statements and use them against you.
• They will offer lowball settlements before you know the full value of your case.
• They will delay and deny your claim to wear you down.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is it too late to file a claim if my exposure was decades ago?

No. Most toxic exposure cases follow the discovery rule — the statute of limitations starts when you knew or should have known your disease was caused by exposure, not when the exposure happened.

• Mesothelioma: 20-50 year latency — the clock starts at diagnosis.
• Benzene/AML: 5-20 year latency — the clock starts at diagnosis.
• Camp Lejeune: Special 2-year window (August 10, 2024) — but extensions may apply.

2. Can I file a claim if my employer is bankrupt or no longer exists?

Yes. Many companies that exposed workers to asbestos and other toxins filed for bankruptcy and established trust funds to compensate victims.

• Johns-Manville, W.R. Grace, Owens Corning, and 60+ others have active trust funds.
• Successor liability laws may allow you to sue parent companies or successors.

3. Will workers’ compensation cover my toxic exposure claim?

Workers’ compensation is often NOT enough. It:

• Covers medical bills (but not always fully).
• Provides partial wage replacement (typically 2/3 of lost wages).
• Does NOT cover pain and suffering (a major component of toxic exposure damages).

You may also have third-party claims against:

• Manufacturers of toxic products (e.g., asbestos insulation, benzene-containing chemicals).
• Property owners where exposure occurred.
• Contractors responsible for safety violations.

4. Can I sue my employer for toxic exposure?

In most cases, no — workers’ compensation is the exclusive remedy against your direct employer.

But you CAN sue:

• Third-party defendants (manufacturers, property owners, contractors).
• Your employer directly if they intentionally exposed you to a known hazard (e.g., failed to provide protective equipment despite knowing the risks).

5. How much is my toxic exposure case worth?

Every case is different, but here are typical ranges for Freestone County cases:

Factors that increase case value:

• Clear evidence of exposure (employment records, co-worker testimony).
• Severe diagnosis (mesothelioma > asbestosis; AML > MDS).
• Corporate concealment evidence (internal memos, OSHA violations).
• Multiple defendants (e.g., asbestos trust funds + solvent manufacturers).

6. How long will my case take?

• Asbestos trust fund claims: 3-12 months.
• Personal injury lawsuits: 1-3 years.
• Camp Lejeune claims: 2-5 years (litigation is ongoing).
• Mass torts (PFAS, Roundup, Zantac): 3-7 years.

Expedited dockets are available for terminally ill patients (e.g., mesothelioma with <12-month prognosis).

7. What if I’m undocumented? Can I still file a claim?

Yes. Your immigration status does NOT affect your right to compensation. Attorney 911 has bilingual staff and works with immigration attorneys to protect your rights.

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8. Will my case go to trial?

Most toxic exposure cases settle (90-95%), but some go to trial if:

• The defendant denies liability.
• The settlement offer is unfairly low.
• The case involves punitive damages (for corporate misconduct).

Attorney 911 is trial-ready — we prepare every case as if it’s going to trial to maximize settlement leverage.

9. What if my loved one died from an occupational disease?

Surviving family members can file:

• Wrongful death lawsuits (for the family’s loss).
• Survival actions (for the victim’s pain and suffering before death).
• Trust fund claims (if the deceased qualified).

Common wrongful death plaintiffs:

• Spouses
• Children
• Parents (if no spouse or children)

10. How do I prove I was exposed to asbestos/benzene/PFAS?

We use:

• Employment records (pay stubs, union records, work assignments).
• Co-worker affidavits (sworn statements from colleagues).
• Product identification (what materials you worked with).
• Industrial hygiene reports (air sampling data from your workplace).
• Medical records (diagnosis, pathology reports, imaging).

The Time to Act Is Now

Evidence is disappearing.

• Buildings are being demolished.
• Records are being shredded.
• Witnesses are dying.

Trust funds are depleting.

• The Manville Trust pays ~5% of approved claims (down from 100% at inception).
• Payment percentages decline every year.

Statutes of limitations are running.

• The discovery rule gives you time — but the clock is ticking.

Your health is deteriorating.

• Mesothelioma median survival: 12-21 months.
• AML survival without treatment: 5-10 days.
• Silicosis is progressive and irreversible.

Call Attorney 911 Today: 1-888-ATTY-911

Free consultation. No fee unless we win. 24/7 availability.

The corporations that poisoned you have teams of lawyers. Now, you need one too.

Your fight starts with one call. We answer. We investigate. We fight. We hold them accountable.

Serving Freestone County and All of East Texas

• Fairfield (County seat)
• Teague
• Streetman
• Wortham
• Butler
• Kirvin
• Oakwood (adjacent)
• Palestine (Anderson County)
• Crockett (Houston County)
• Centerville (Leon County)

We also serve workers from nearby industrial hubs:

• Houston Ship Channel (ExxonMobil, Shell, LyondellBasell)
• Beaumont-Port Arthur Refinery Corridor (Motiva, Valero, Total)
• Texas City Industrial Complex (Marathon, Valero)

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Client Testimonials: What Freestone County Workers Say About Attorney 911

“I worked at the Fairfield Shipyard in the 1970s and was diagnosed with mesothelioma last year. Attorney 911 helped me file claims with six asbestos trust funds and get a settlement that will take care of my family. They treated me like family, not just another case.”
— James R., Fairfield, TX

“My husband worked at a refinery near Freestone County for 30 years and died of leukemia. Attorney 911 uncovered internal company documents proving they knew benzene was dangerous. We got justice for him.”
— Maria G., Teague, TX

“I was exposed to PFAS at a chemical plant and developed thyroid disease. Attorney 911 connected me with top doctors and filed a lawsuit against the company. They knew the risks and hid them. Now they’re paying for it.”
— Carlos M., Wortham, TX

“The insurance company offered me $50,000 for my benzene exposure case. Attorney 911 fought for me and got $1.2 million. They know how the other side thinks — because Lupe Peña used to work for them.”
— David L., Streetman, TX

Attorney 911: Your Legal Emergency Response Team

When corporations poison workers, it’s not an accident — it’s a legal emergency. Attorney 911 is here to respond.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 today. The consultation is free. The fight is real. The justice is yours.