Garza County Truck Accident Lawyer: Fighting for Victims of Catastrophic Commercial Vehicle Wrecks

The impact of an 80,000-pound truck on a Garza County highway isn’t just a collision—it’s a life-altering catastrophe. When a fully loaded semi-truck slams into a passenger vehicle on US Highway 84 or US Highway 380, the laws of physics are never in your favor. Your car weighs roughly 4,000 pounds; the truck that hit you is twenty times that size. In those seconds of impact, your goals, your career, and your family’s security can vanish.

We understand the terror of that moment. At Attorney911, we’ve spent more than two decades standing between local families and the massive corporations that own these trucks. Led by Ralph Manginello, an attorney with over 25 years of courtroom experience, our firm doesn’t just “handle” cases; we hunt for the truth. Whether you were struck by a Walmart 18-wheeler, an Amazon delivery van, or a Permian Basin water truck, the fight for your recovery starts the second you call us.

Right now, the trucking company that caused your pain has already mobilized. They have rapid-response teams, insurance adjusters, and defense lawyers working to prove the accident was your fault. You need a team that moves faster. We send evidence preservation letters within 24 to 48 hours to lock down black box data before it’s overwritten.

If you’ve been hurt in a Garza County truck accident, call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free, confidential consultation. You pay nothing unless we win.

Why Experience in Garza County Trucking Litigation Matters

Trucking litigation is not the same as a standard car accident claim. It is a highly specialized field of law governed by complex federal regulations and multi-layered corporate structures. To win, you need an attorney who knows the defense’s playbook.

Our firm features a unique advantage: Associate Attorney Lupe Peña. Before joining us to fight for victims, Lupe worked for a national insurance defense firm. He knows exactly how these companies value claims, how they train their adjusters to lowball you, and which “hidden” evidence they try to keep out of sight. We use that insider knowledge to deconstruct their defenses and force them to pay.

With 25+ years of experience, Ralph Manginello has achieved multi-million dollar settlements for victims of traumatic brain injuries, amputations, and wrongful death. We’ve gone toe-to-toe with Fortune 500 giants like BP and major retail fleets. We bring that same “Big Law” power to Garza County, combined with the personal attention and communication you’d expect from a firm that treats you like family. As our client Chad Harris said, “You are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.”

Garza County’s Dangerous Trucking Corridors

Garza County sits at a critical junction of West Texas commerce. As drivers transition from the Rolling Plains to the Caprock near Post, the terrain changes, and the risks increase. We represent victims on every major route in the area, including:

• US Highway 84: This is the primary artery for freight moving between Lubbock and Abilene. It is constantly crowded with long-haul 18-wheelers and corporate delivery trucks.
• US Highway 380: A major route for oilfield traffic and agricultural transport, where narrow lanes and heavy loads create a recipe for disaster.
• State Highway 207: Often used by local commuters and regional transport, where an out-of-control truck can cause a head-on collision on two-lane stretches.
• Farm-to-Market (FM) Roads: These rural roads were never designed for 80,000-pound sand haulers or water trucks. On roads like FM 211 or FM 651, a single mistake by a fatigued truck driver can be fatal.

The Insurance Defense Advantage: We Know Their Tactics

In Garza County, when a commercial vehicle causes an accident, you aren’t just dealing with an individual driver. You are facing a corporate entity focused on protecting its profit margins. Our team, led by Ralph Manginello since 1998, understands that large trucking companies and their insurers use a specific set of tactics to minimize your recovery:

1. The Quick Lowball Offer: They may offer a check within days of the wreck. This is almost always a fraction of what your case is worth, designed to make you sign away your rights before you know the full extent of your injuries.
2. Blaming the Victim: Under Texas’s modified comparative negligence law, if they can prove you were more than 50% at fault for the accident in Garza County, they pay nothing. They will twist your words or use “expert” reconstructions to try to pin the blame on you.
3. The Independent Contractor Defense: Companies like Amazon and FedEx often claim the driver was an “independent contractor” to shield themselves from liability. We know how to pierce this shield by proving the level of control those companies exercise over their drivers.
4. Disappearing Evidence: Black box data and electronic logs can be deleted in as little as 30 days. Without a legal “litigation hold” (a spoliation letter) sent by a qualified Garza County truck accident lawyer, that evidence can vanish.

Lupe Peña’s background in defense means we anticipate these moves before they happen. We don’t wait for them to act; we take control of the narrative from day one. Hablamos Español. Llame al 1-888-ATTY-911.

Oilfield Truck Accidents in the Garza County Region

Garza County sits on the edge of the Permian Basin, one of the most productive and dangerous oilfields in the world. Every barrel of oil requires dozens of truck trips—water in, sand in, crude out, and equipment moved. This massive influx of heavy commercial traffic has turned Garza County roads into danger zones.

Why Oilfield Wrecks are Different

Oilfield trucking accidents often involve a dual regulatory framework. The trucks are subject to Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations (49 CFR Parts 390-399) on public roads, and the operations are often governed by OSHA standards on the worksite.

We represent victims of:

• Frac Sand Haulers: These pneumatic trailers have a high center of gravity and are prone to rollovers on the curves of US-84.
• Produced Water Tankers: Sloshing liquid in the tanks makes these trucks difficult to handle, leading to jackknife accidents and sideswipes.
• Crude Oil Tankers: Beyond the collision itself, these wrecks carry the risk of hazmat spills, fires, and explosions.
• Crew Vans: Fatigued oilfield workers are often transported in 15-passenger vans that are notoriously unstable and prone to mass-casualty rollovers.

In Garza County oilfield cases, we look beyond the driver. We investigate the oil company (the lease operator), the trucking contractor, and even the staffing agency. When multiple companies are involved, there are multiple insurance policies—that means a higher potential recovery for your traumatic brain injury or spinal cord damage.

If an oilfield truck changed your life on a Garza County road, call us today at 888-ATTY-911.

Analyzing the Types of Truck Accidents in Garza County

To successfully litigate a case against a major carrier like Walmart or J.B. Hunt, you must understand the mechanics of the crash. Each accident type points to a different type of negligence.

Jackknife Accidents

A jackknife occurs when the drive wheels of a tractor lock up, causing the trailer to swing out to the side like a folding knife. In Garza County, these often happen on US-84 during sudden rain or when a driver is speeding into a curve. According to FMCSA Part 393, trucks must have functioning brake systems; often, a jackknife is proof of negligent maintenance or a driver’s failure to adjust for weather conditions.

Underride Collisions

Among the most lethal wrecks we see in Garza County, underride accidents happen when a car slides beneath the trailer of a semi. The height discrepancy means the trailer often shears off the top of the passenger vehicle. These are frequently fatal. We investigate whether the truck had proper, FMCSA-compliant underride guards (Mansfield bars) and if they were properly maintained.

Rollover Crashes

Trucks are top-heavy instruments of destruction. If a driver takes a turn too fast on US-380 or if the cargo shifts due to improper loading (a violation of 49 CFR § 393.100), the truck will roll. These accidents frequently cause multi-vehicle pileups and crushing injuries.

Blind Spot “No-Zone” Wrecks

18-wheelers have massive blind spots. A driver who fails to check their mirrors before merging on a busy Garza County road is negligent. We use telematics and dashcam footage to prove the driver ignored the presence of your vehicle.

Tire Blowouts and Brake Failures

A tire blowout at 70 mph on a commercial rig is almost always due to one of two things: overloading or a failure to inspect. FMCSA Part 396 requires systematic inspection, repair, and maintenance. If a trucking company was “running on bald tires” or deferred brake repairs to save money, we will find that in their maintenance logs and hold them accountable for your injuries.

Proving Liability: Who is Responsible for Your Injuries?

One of the reasons 18-wheeler accidents in Garza County result in higher settlements is that there are often more than five potentially liable parties. Most firms stop at the driver. At Attorney911, we dig deeper.

• The Truck Driver: For speeding, fatigue, distraction (texting), or impairment.
• The Trucking Company: For negligent hiring, training, or forcing drivers to violate Hours of Service (HOS) rules.
• The Cargo Owners/Loaders: For improper securement that causes a shift or a spill.
• Truck/Parts Manufacturers: If a defective brake or steering component failed on a Garza County highway.
• The Freight Broker: For hiring a carrier with a known bad safety record (negligent selection).
• The Corporate Parent: For setting impossible delivery quotas that lead to reckless driving.
• Oilfield Operators: For failing to maintain safe lease roads or hiring unsafe water haulers.

By identifying every liable entity, we maximize the insurance pools available to pay for your surgery, your lost wages, and your pain and suffering.

Ready to find out who is really responsible for your accident? Call (888) 288-9911.

Navigating Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (49 CFR)

A trucking case is built on federal law. We use the FMCSA regulations to prove the trucking company was negligent as a matter of law.

49 CFR Part 395: Hours of Service (HOS)

Fatigue is the silent killer on Garza County’s long stretches of highway. Federal law is strict: a driver cannot drive more than 11 hours after 10 consecutive hours off duty. They cannot drive past the 14th hour after coming on duty. If a driver was pushed to “run dirty” to make an Amazon Prime delivery on time, they are in violation of Part 395—and that is powerful evidence of negligence.

49 CFR Part 382: Controlled Substances and Alcohol

Commercial drivers are held to a higher standard. A BAC of 0.04 is enough to disqualify a driver. We subpoena post-accident drug and alcohol test results immediately. If a company knew a driver had a substance problem and let them behind the wheel in Garza County, we pursue punitive damages.

49 CFR Part 391: Driver Qualifications

The “Driver Qualification File” is the first thing we subpoena. If the company failed to perform a required background check, failed to verify the driver’s CDL, or hired a driver with a disqualifying medical condition, they are liable for negligent hiring.

49 CFR Part 396: Inspection and Maintenance

If the brakes failed on US Highway 380, we look at the daily inspection reports. Every driver must conduct a pre-trip and post-trip inspection. If they ignored a warning light or a worn tire, they put your family at risk for the sake of the bottom line.

Catastrophic Injuries and Your Future

We know that a “settlement” is just a number until it’s transformed into the medical care you need. Truck accidents in Garza County often result in:

• Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI): $1.5M – $9.8M settlements depend on proving the lifetime impact. A TBI changes who you are. We work with neurologists and life care planners to document every cognitive deficit.
• Spinal Cord Injuries: Paralysis requires millions in lifetime care. We fight for the modifications your home will need, the specialized vehicles, and the ongoing nursing care.
• Amputations: Losing a limb is a permanent trauma. Settlements ranging from $1.9M to $8.6M must account for prosthetic replacements every 3-5 years.
• Wrongful Death: If you lost a spouse or parent on a Garza County road, no amount of money can bring them back. But you deserve to be secure. We recover for lost future income, loss of companionship, and your deep mental anguish.

As client Donald Wilcox said after we won his case: “One company said they would not accept my case. Then I got a call from Manginello… I got a call to come pick up this handsome check.” Even if another firm said no, we want to hear your story.

The Evidence at Risk: Why the 48-Hour Rule Matters

In the trucking industry, evidence has a way of disappearing. The Engine Control Module (ECM), often called the black box, records speed, brake application, and throttle position in the seconds before a crash. If that truck stays on the road for another 30 days, that data is gone.

Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) track how long the driver was awake. Trucking companies are only required to keep these for six months by law (49 CFR § 395.8). If you wait to hire a lawyer, you are giving the defense permission to “cleanse” the records.

When you hire Attorney911, we immediately deploy:

1. Evidence Preservation Letters: We demand they take the truck out of service and preserve all digital data.
2. Accident Reconstructionists: We send experts to the Garza County scene to measure skid marks, analyze crush patterns, and calculate speeds.
3. Witness Canvassing: We find the local drivers on US-84 who saw the erratic driving before the wreck happened.

Don’t wait until the evidence is gone. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 right now.

Understanding Damages in Garza County Trucking Cases

In Texas, we pursue three categories of damages to ensure you are made whole:

Economic Damages

These are the bills you can count:

• Medical Expenses: Every ER visit, surgery, and physical therapy session from Garza County providers.
• Lost Wages: The paychecks you missed while in the hospital.
• Loss of Earning Capacity: If your injury means you can never return to the Permian Basin oilfield or your career in Post, we calculate every dollar you would have earned until retirement.

Non-Economic Damages

These are the impacts that are hard to price but easy to feel:

• Pain and Suffering: The daily agony of a broken spine or internal injuries.
• Mental Anguish: The flashbacks, the PTSD, and the fear of ever driving on US-84 again.
• Loss of Consortium: The impact on your relationship with your spouse and children.

Punitive Damages

In some Garza County cases, the trucking company’s conduct is so egregious—like knowingly letting a drunk driver operate an 80,000-pound rig—that the law allows us to punish them with extra damages. This sends a message that Garza County will not tolerate corporate greed over human life.

Garza County Truck Accident FAQ

How much does it cost to hire an attorney for a Garza County truck wreck?
It costs you zero upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis. This means we advance all the costs of the investigation, the experts, and the court filings. We only get paid if we win your case. If we don’t recover money for you, you don’t owe us a dime.

What is the statute of limitations in Garza County?
In Texas, you generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. However, this is the ABSOLUTE deadline. You should never wait that long. In a trucking case, your “legal” deadline may be two years, but your “evidence” deadline is often measured in days.

Can I still recover money if I was partially at fault in Post, Texas?
Yes. Texas follows modified comparative negligence (the 51% bar rule). As long as you were not 51% or more at fault, you can recover. For example, if you were 10% responsible and the truck driver was 90% responsible, you can still collect 90% of your damages. We fight to make sure the fault stays where it belongs: on the commercial driver.

Should I sign the medical authorization the insurance company sent me?
NO. They use these broad authorizations to dig through your entire life’s medical history. They are looking for an old back injury from ten years ago to claim your current herniated disc is “pre-existing.” Let us handle all document requests.

I was hit by an Amazon van—is Amazon liable?
Amazon frequently uses “Delivery Service Partners” (DSPs) to avoid liability. They will tell you the driver isn’t their employee. But Attorney Ralph Manginello knows better. Amazon sets the routes, monitors the in-cab cameras, and dictates the schedule. We pierce that contractor defense and go after Amazon’s massive insurance policies.

What if my accident involved an oilfield water truck on a lease road?
Oilfield accidents carry unique liability. The oil company that owns the lease may be responsible for dangerous road conditions or for hiring a sub-standard trucking company. These are “solvent defendant” cases with high recovery potential, but they are legally complex. You need an attorney who understands both the oilfield and the interstate.

Standing Guard Over Garza County Families

At Attorney911, we pride ourselves on being “Legal Emergency Lawyers™.” We know that when an 18-wheeler crashes into your life, it is an emergency that requires an immediate, aggressive response. Ralph Manginello has been admitted to federal court in the Southern District of Texas, which is often where high-value trucking cases are litigated. Our team includes researchers, investigators, and former defense professionals who all have one goal: maximum justice for you.

As Kiimarii Yup shared after their case: “I lost everything… 1 year later I have gained so much in return plus a brand new truck.” We can’t undo the crash, but we can fight to make sure you never have to worry about a medical bill or a mortgage payment again.

Whether you are in Post, Justiceburg, or anywhere in between, we are your Garza County trucking accident advocates.

Wait no longer. The trucking company’s defense is already in motion. It’s time to start your fight. Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911) or email ralph@atty911.com for your free consultation.

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Detailed Breakdown of Truck and Commercial Vehicle Categories

While most focus on “18-wheelers,” a truck accident includes any vehicle operated for commercial purposes. Because Garza County is a hub for retail distribution and energy production, we see a wide variety of these dangerous vehicles.

Dump Trucks and Concrete Mixers

A loaded dump truck on US Highway 380 can weigh 65,000 pounds. When these trucks are overloaded—which is common in Garza County construction and oilfield pad-building—they lose braking capacity. Concrete mixers, with their rotating “slosh” loads, are prone to rollovers on the curves leading up to the Caprock.

Delivery Vans (Amazon, FedEx, UPS)

The rise of e-commerce has flooded Garza County with sprinter vans and box trucks. These drivers are often under extreme time pressure to meet “next-day” delivery quotas. This leads to distracted driving, speeding through residential areas in Post, and failing to secure packages.

Moving Trucks (U-Haul, Penske)

Rental trucks are uniquely dangerous. Why? Because anyone with a standard driver’s license can rent a 26,000-pound truck with zero commercial training. If a rental company like U-Haul failed to maintain the brakes or rented to an obviously unqualified driver, we hold them liable.

Public Transit and School Buses

When a bus is involved in a wreck, the number of victims is high, and the liability is often tied to a government entity. Suing a school district or a regional transit authority requires following strict “tort claim” notice rules in Texas. Missing these deadlines can kill your case before it starts. We ensure every notice is filed correctly.

Vulnerable Road Users: Motorcyclists and Pedestrians

If you were on a motorcycle or walking when a truck hit you, your protection was zero. Truck drivers have a “heightened duty” of care to watch for these vulnerable road users. We use the FMCSA “No-Zone” maps to prove the driver should have seen you if they were properly monitoring their mirrors.

The Magnitude of Large Truck Crashes: By the Numbers

To understand why we fight so hard, look at the national scale:

• Over 5,000 people die in truck accidents annually.
• More than 125,000 people are seriously injured.
• 76% of those deaths occur in the smaller passenger vehicle.
• Trucks are involved in roughly one out of every ten fatal crashes in America.

In Garza County, these aren’t just statistics. They are our neighbors. They are the people we see at the grocery store in Post. When you become part of these numbers, you need more than a generic lawyer. You need Ralph Manginello and the team at Attorney911.

Electronic Evidence: What We Demand in Garza County Litigation

We don’t let the trucking company tell us what happened; we let the data tell us. In discovery, we fight for:

• ECM (Black Box) Data: To reveal the speed and braking dynamics.
• GPS/Telematics: To see if the driver was taking a dangerous shortcut through local Garza County roads.
• In-Cab Video (Netradyne/DriveCam): To see if the driver was on their phone, nodding off, or not wearing a seatbelt.
• Cell Phone Subpoenas: To prove the driver was texting or using apps at the moment of impact.
• Dispatch Records: To see if the company knew the driver was already over their legal hours but told them to “just keep going.”

Your Path to Justice Starts Here

Trucking companies count on your fatigue. They count on your confusion and your fear of medical debt. They want you to take a small settlement and go away.

We don’t go away. We’ve spent 25+ years in the ring with these corporate giants. We know their weaknesses, and we know how to win for Garza County families. From the moment we accept your case, you become family to us. We handle the investigators, the medical bills, and the insurance adjusters so you can focus on the only thing that matters: getting your life back.

As Glenda Walker said about our firm, “They fought for me to get every dime I deserved.” We will do the same for you.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911. (888) 288-9911. Free Case Review. No Fee Unless We Win.

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Additional FMCSA Regulations Proving Negligence

The FMCSA is the governing body that sets the standard for every truck on Garza County roads. Violations are the “smoking gun” in your lawsuit.

Part 392: Driving of Commercial Motor Vehicles

This part prohibits a driver from operating a truck while their ability is impaired by fatigue, illness, or any cause that makes it unsafe. It also forbids “following too closely.” If a truck rear-ended you on US-84, they violated Part 392.

Part 393: Parts and Accessories Necessary for Safe Operation

This covers everything from lights and reflectors to tires and tiedowns. If cargo spilled on Highway 380 and caused your wreck, the company violated the cargo securement rules in Part 393.

Part 383: CDL Standards

Drivers must have the correct endorsements. If a driver was hauling a liquid tanker without an “N” endorsement or hazardous materials without an “H” endorsement, they were fundamentally unqualified to be on the road.

The Direct Attorney Access You Deserve

Many big “billboard” firms will sign you up and then never let you speak to a lawyer again. You’ll be passed off to a case manager or a paralegal. That doesn’t happen here. As Dame Haskett noted: “Consistent communication… Ralph reached out personally.”

At Attorney911, we believe that a multi-million dollar case requires the personal attention of the founding partner. When you have questions about your surgery, your settlement, or the legal process in Garza County, you can talk to us.

We take fewer cases so we can give each one more power. We treat your case like it’s our only case.

Call 888-ATTY-911 for the personalized care your family needs.

A Message from Ralph Manginello

“For over 25 years, I’ve watched families in Garza County and across Texas deal with the aftermath of truck accidents. I’ve seen the damage an 80,000-pound vehicle can do to a human body. But what makes me angrier than the crash itself is the way trucking companies treat victims afterward. They try to hide evidence, they try to shift blame, and they treat suffering like a line item on a balance sheet.

I started this firm to stop that. My team and I are dedicated to giving you an unfair advantage against these corporations. We use our 25 years of experience and our inside knowledge of insurance tactics to make them pay every dime. You deserve to be protected. You deserve justice. And we are here to get it for you.”

Call now. The consultation is free. 1-888-ATTY-911.

Comprehensive Liability Chains: Casting the Widest Net

One of the reasons our settlements are higher is that we don’t just sue the driver. We sue the entire chain of responsibility.

Who Else is Responsible? (The Expanded List)

1. The Trucking Company (Carrier): Responsible for the actions of their employees.
2. The Truck Owner: If the truck was leased from a company like Ryder or Penske, we check maintenance records.
3. The Maintenance Shop: If a third party performed a bad brake job.
4. The Cargo Shipper: If an oilfield company (Pioneer/ExxonMobil) pressured for delivery.
5. The Manufacturer: If a tire blew out because of a factory defect.
6. The Freight Broker: If they hired a carrier with a “conditional” or “unsatisfactory” safety rating.
7. The Staffing Agency: Many oilfield drivers are hired through temp agencies that fail to run background checks.

Every person in this chain has an insurance policy. In Garza County, where corporate interests are deep, this can mean millions of extra dollars for your recovery.

Final Urgency: The Trucking Company’s “Rapid Response”

While you were being treated by paramedics, the trucking company likely already had a “Go-Team” moving toward the scene. These teams consist of investigators who photograph the scene specifically to help the defense, lawyers who advise the driver on what not to say, and adjusters who look for ways to blame you.

They are already building their case. We are ready to build yours.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911. (888) 288-9911. ralph@atty911.com.

Attorney911: Powerful & Proven. Because truck accidents shouldn’t get away with it.

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Garza County Office Availability: We are available for in-person meetings at our Houston, Austin, and Beaumont offices, and we regularly travel to Post and Garza County to represent our clients. Remote consultations via Zoom are also available 24/7.

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Texas Comparative Negligence: Protecting Your Right to Recovery

In Garza County, the defense will almost always try to say you were partially at fault. Maybe you weren’t wearing a seatbelt (though this cannot always be used against you in Texas liability), maybe you were speeding by 5 mph, or maybe you didn’t swerve “fast enough.”

Under Section 33.001 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, you can still recover damages as long as your responsibility is 50% or less.

We know how to fight these “victim-blaming” tactics. We hire the best engineers to prove the truck driver’s negligence was the primary cause. We won’t let them cheat you out of your settlement because of a minor technicality.

Ready to push back? Call 888-ATTY-911.

The Hidden Costs of a Truck Accident

When we calculate your settlement, we don’t just look at the bills on your kitchen table right now. We look at:

• The Cost of In-Home Care: If your TBI or spinal injury means you can’t be left alone.
• Medical Equipment: Wheelchairs, hospital beds, and adaptive speech devices.
• Home Modifications: Ramps, widened doorways, and roll-in showers.
• Future Surgeries: Many injuries require “hardware removal” or “joint replacement” years down the road.
• Household Services: If you can no longer mow the lawn, clean the house, or care for your children, those are recoverable costs.

Your case value is more than your medical bills. It is your life’s potential. Attorney Ralph Manginello ensures nothing is overlooked.

Get the settlement you actually deserve. Call 1-888-ATTY-911.

Why Federal Court Admission Matters for Garza County Victims

Many trucking companies are based out of state (Walmart in Arkansas, Swift in Arizona). These cases often end up in Federal Court (U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas) under “diversity jurisdiction.”

Not all Garza County lawyers are admitted to practice in federal court. Not all have handled cases there. Ralph Manginello and the Manginello Law Firm have federal court experience. We know the rules of federal evidence, we know the judges, and we understand the speed at which federal cases move.

If your case goes to federal court, you don’t need to change lawyers. You need a team that is already there.

Protect your case in every court. Call (888) 288-9911.

Closing Thoughts: Your Fight is Our Fight

A truck accident in Garza County is a trauma that no one should have to face alone. It is a David vs. Goliath battle, and you deserve a champion who has the stones to win.

Ralph Manginello’s 25+ years of experience, Lupe Peña’s insurance defense background, and our firm’s 4.9-star Google rating are all proof of one thing: we win. We treat our clients like family, we fight corporate giants without fear, and we make sure the people of Garza County aren’t pushed around by big insurance.

The clock is ticking. Your recovery starts with one call. Call 1-888-ATTY-911. (888) 288-9911. Your consultation is free, and we take all the risk. We answer. We fight. We win.

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