Lubbock County 18-Wheeler Accident Guide: Fighting for the Rights of Injured West Texans

The impact of an 80,000-pound truck on a passenger car is never a fair fight. On the wide-open stretches of I-27 and US-84 in Lubbock County, where cross-country freight meets regional agriculture and oilfield traffic, a split-second mistake by a commercial driver changes lives forever. If you are reading this from a hospital bed at University Medical Center or Covenant Health, or if you are grieving the loss of a loved one following a catastrophic crash in the Hub City, we understand the fear and uncertainty you are facing.

Right now, the trucking company is already building its defense. Before the ambulance even left the scene on Loop 289, their rapid-response investigators were likely already photographing the skid marks and download data. They have teams of lawyers dedicated to ensuring you receive as little as possible. You need an equalizer.

We are Attorney911. Led by Ralph Manginello, who brings over 25 years of courtroom experience and federal court admission, we have spent decades taking on the giants of the trucking industry and winning. While we have recovered multi-million dollar settlements for families across Texas, our focus remains on treating every person who walks through our door like family. As our client Chad Harris once said, “You are NOT a pest to them and you are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.”

Lubbock County is a critical logistics node for the South Plains. Whether it is an overweight cotton hauler entering a rural intersection or a fatigued driver for a mega-carrier like Knight-Swift or J.B. Hunt tracking through the Panhandle on a long-haul route, the risks are constant. We know how to investigate these crashes, we know the FMCSA regulations they violate, and we know how to hold them fully accountable.

If you have been hurt, do not wait. In Lubbock County, the clock is ticking on your evidence. Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free, confidential case evaluation. We work on a contingency basis, meaning you pay us absolutely nothing unless we recover compensation for you.

Why 25+ Years of Federal Court Experience Matters in Lubbock County Trucking Cases

The legal landscape of an 18-wheeler accident is vastly more complex than a standard car wreck. While a typical fender bender involves state law and $30,000 insurance policies, a commercial trucking case is governed by a massive framework of federal law, specifically the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs).

Since 1998, Ralph Manginello has navigated these complex waters. His admission to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas, and his experience litigating against Fortune 500 corporations like BP in the Texas City Refinery explosion litigation, means our firm is prepared for the high-stakes environment of federal litigation. Many trucking companies are headquartered in other states, which means your Lubbock County case may end up in federal court. You need an attorney who is already comfortable in that arena.

Our team’s advantage is further strengthened by associate attorney Lupe Peña. Before joining Attorney911 to fight for victims, Lupe worked for a national insurance defense firm. He spent years inside the rooms where insurance companies plot ways to minimize your suffering. He knows their playbook, he knows the algorithms they use to lowball victims, and he knows exactly where they hide the evidence that proves their negligence.

“Mr. Manginello and his firm are first class,” says client Ernest Cano. “Will fight tooth and nail for you.” That is the reputation we have built over 25 years—fearless in the face of corporate power and dedicated to the recovery of our Lubbock County neighbors.

The 48-Hour Evidence Window: Protecting Your Lubbock County Claim

In the aftermath of a truck accident in Lubbock County, there is a silent war being waged over information. Every commercial vehicle is equipped with electronic systems that record the “who, what, when, and where” of a crash. However, this data is extremely vulnerable.

The Engine Control Module (ECM) and the 30-Day Risk

Most people refer to this as the “black box.” The ECM records critical data points: your impact speed, when and how hard the trucker applied the brakes, and whether the driver was using cruise control. But here is the danger: this data can be overwritten in as little as 30 days or even sooner if the truck is put back into service.

Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) and Fatigue

Under 49 CFR § 395.8, drivers must use ELDs to record their hours of service. This data is the primary way we prove a driver was fatigued or operating beyond legal daily limits. Driver fatigue is a factor in approximately 13% of all large truck crashes. If we do not secure this data immediately, logs can be “mistakenly” deleted, or a carrier may only be required to retain them for six months.

Our Immediate Response Protocol

The moment you retain Attorney911, we send formal spoliation letters to the trucking company, the insurance carrier, and any freight brokers involved. This legal notice demands the preservation of:

• ECM and EDR data
• ELD logs and previous paper logs
• The Driver Qualification File (49 CFR § 391.51)
• Vehicle maintenance records and inspection reports (49 CFR § 396.3)
• Cell phone records to investigate distracted driving
• Dashcam and onboard video systems

As Angel Walle noted in a review, our firm “solved in a couple of months what others did nothing about in two years.” Proactive, immediate evidence preservation is the reason we can move cases forward while others stall. If you’ve been hit in Lubbock County, call 888-ATTY-911 now so we can move to protect the evidence before it is lost forever.

Dominant 18-Wheeler Accident Types in Lubbock County

Lubbock County’s unique position as both an agricultural powerhouse and a regional hub for the Permian Basin means our roads carry specialized risks. We analyze every crash through the lens of physics and federal law to determine exactly what went wrong.

West Texas Wind and Rollover Accidents

The South Plains are notorious for high sustained winds and sudden “haboobs” (dust storms). An 18-wheeler with its high profile is essentially a massive sail. Under 49 CFR § 392.14, a driver is required to exercise extreme caution in hazardous conditions. If a driver for Amazon or Walmart fails to reduce speed during a Lubbock County dust storm and rolls their trailer, they are in violation of federal safety standards.

Rollover dynamics are often tied to cargo. We frequently see liquid tankers and cotton haulers involved in rollovers where the center of gravity shifts. We look at the slosh dynamics of the load and whether the cargo was secured according to the performance criteria set in 49 CFR § 393.102.

Oilfield Traffic and Head-On Collisions

While Lubbock is not the heart of the oilfield, it is a primary supply route for the Permian Basin expansion. We see a significant amount of “shadow traffic”—water haulers and equipment transport moving between Lubbock and Midland/Odessa. On rural two-lane roads in the county, driver fatigue often leads to lane departures and head-on collisions. These are the most lethal accidents we handle, often resulting in wrongful death claims. Our firm has recovered multi-million dollar settlements, in ranges such as $1.9M to $9.5M, for families who have lost loved ones to such negligence.

Jackknife Accidents on I-27

When a tractor and trailer lose synchronization, the trailer swings out like a folding knife, sweeping across multiple lanes of I-27. This is often caused by improper braking on wet roads or by a driver failing to account for an empty trailer’s lack of traction. We use accident reconstruction experts to prove that the driver failed to follow the threshold braking techniques required by their Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) training.

Underride Collisions

Perhaps the most horrific accident type we see in Lubbock County is the underride. This occurs when a smaller car slides underneath the trailer of a truck, often because the truck did not have proper reflectors or the driver made a sudden, unexpected stop in a high-traffic area like Loop 289. We investigate whether the truck was in compliance with 49 CFR § 393.86, which governs rear impact guards. If those guards failed, we don’t just sue the trucking company—we may also pursue the manufacturer for a design defect.

The 10 Liable Parties: Why We Dig Deeper

Most law firms in Lubbock County will simply sue the driver. We know that justice requires looking further up the corporate chain. To secure the maximum compensation, we investigate every party that had a hand in the disaster.

1. The Truck Driver: Negligence through fatigue, distraction, or impairment.
2. The Trucking Company (Motor Carrier): Liable for the driver’s actions under respondeat superior and for their own negligent hiring and supervision.
3. The Cargo Owner/Shipper: If they pushed a carrier to meet a deadline that required breaking HOS rules, they share blame.
4. The Loading Company: Improperly balanced cotton or machinery loads contribute to more rollovers in Lubbock County than most realize.
5. Truck/Trailer Manufacturers: For defects in tires, brakes, or safety guards.
6. Parts Manufacturers: When a steer-tire blowout is caused by a manufacturing flaw.
7. Maintenance Companies: Many fleets outsource maintenance. If a third-party mechanic failed to adjust the brakes properly (a violation of 49 CFR § 396), they are liable.
8. Freight Brokers: Brokers have a duty to vet carriers. If an Uber Freight or Amazon Relay broker assigns a load to a carrier with a “conditional” or “unsatisfactory” safety rating, they may be liable for negligent selection.
9. The Truck Owner: In many owner-operator setups, the owner of the equipment is a separate legal entity from the driver.
10. Government Entities: Some Lubbock County accidents are caused by poor road design or failure to maintain highway lane markings.

By identifying every insurance pool, we ensure our clients have the best chance at a full recovery. If you were hit by a FedEx Ground truck, for example, we don’t just look at the contractor—we look at FedEx’s control over the route.

For more information on these complex liability chains, watch our guide on YouTube: “The Definitive Guide To Commercial Truck Accidents” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEEeZf-k8Ao.

Texas Law and Your Recovery in Lubbock County

Truck accident victims must navigate specific Texas legal doctrines that can drastically alter the outcome of their case.

Two-Year Statute of Limitations

In Texas, you generally have two years from the date of the crash to file a lawsuit (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 16.003). While two years may feel like a long time, the trucking company’s defense is being built today. Every day you wait is a day that a witness’s memory fades or a piece of physical evidence is scrapped.

Modified Comparative Negligence (The 51% Bar)

Texas follows a “51% Bar” rule. This means you can still recover money even if you were partially at fault for the accident, as long as you are not more than 50% responsible. If a jury finds you were 20% at fault, your final award is simply reduced by 20%. However, if the trucking company successfully tricks you into admitting 51% fault in a recorded statement, you receive zero. This is why we tell our Lubbock County clients: never give a statement to an adjuster without us on the line.

Insurance Minimums

While a standard Texas driver might only carry a $30,000 policy, federal law (49 CFR § 387.9) requires 18-wheelers to carry significant coverage:

• $750,000 for general freight.
• $1,000,000 for oil or hazardous materials transport.
• $5,000,000 for specified hazardous substances.

These high limits are necessary because the costs of a TBI or spinal injury often exceed $3 million over a lifetime. We identify every dollar available to you. Learn more in our video: “The Definitive Guide To MCS 90 Auto Endorsements” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auB5NWcwyag.

Catastrophic Injuries and Their True Costs

An 80,000-pound truck creates forces that the human body was never meant to withstand. We work with the top medical experts and life-care planners in Texas to ensure your settlement covers your future, not just your past bills.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

In high-speed collisions on Lubbock County highways, the brain can strike the inside of the skull, causing Coup-Contrecoup injuries. Whether it is a “mild” concussion or a severe brain bleed, the impact on your personality, memory, and cognitive ability can be permanent. We have seen TBI settlements range from $1.5M to $9.8M, reflecting the need for lifelong care and speech therapy.

Watch our educational video: “The Ultimate Guide to Brain Injury Lawsuits” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBYAHi5aiEQ.

Spinal Cord Injury and Paralysis

The axial loading on the spine during a truck rollover frequently leads to paralysis. The cost of living with quadriplegia can exceed $5 million. We fight for every dime you need for home modifications, specialized vehicles, and 24/7 nursing care.

Amputations and Crush Injuries

Entrapment in a vehicle crushed by a semi-truck often results in the loss of limbs. Our case results include settlements of $1.9M to over $8.6M for amputation victims. We understand that recovery means the best prosthetics and extensive vocational rehabilitation.

Wrongful Death

If you have lost a family member in Lubbock County, we handle the wrongful death claim with the dignity it deserves. We pursue compensation for lost earning capacity, loss of companionship, and the mental anguish of the survivors. In cases of egregious negligence—like a driver high on methamphetamines or a company that knowingly used faulty brakes—we also seek punitive damages to punish the corporation and prevent future tragedies.

Lubbock County Corridor Intelligence: Where the Danger is Highest

As Lubbock County trucking accident attorneys, we know these roads because we drive them. We monitor crash patterns to better understand the risks our clients face.

• I-27 (Lubbock to Amarillo): This is a high-speed corridor where cross-winds are particularly dangerous for “top-heavy” loads. We see many jackknifes here between the city and New Deal.
• Loop 289: The sheer density of urban traffic mixing with long-haul freight makes the Loop a frequent site for blind-spot and wide-turn accidents.
• US-84: The main route for those heading toward the “Golden Triangle” or the energy fields to the northwest. The speed differentials between slow farm equipment and fast semi-trucks are a major cause of rear-end collisions.
• 19th Street (US-62/180) and 50th Street: Urban delivery trucks for Sysco, Coca-Cola, and McLane are constant here. These urban distribution routes see frequent “squeeze play” accidents during right turns.

If you have been involved in an accident on any of these routes, the location itself holds clues. We use drone photography and 3D mapping of Lubbock County interchanges to show a jury exactly how the trucking company’s driver failed to maintain safety.

How to Handle the 15 Minutes After Your Lubbock County Accident

If you are at the scene right now, or if you can still remember these details clearly, your actions determine the strength of your case.

1. Call 911: Ensure a Lubbock Police Department or Texas DPS report is filed. An official report is much harder for an insurance company to dispute later.
2. Take Pictures of the CDL and DOT Number: Every truck has a unique USDOT number on the door. This allows us to look up their entire safety history and current CSA scores.
3. Film the Scene: Don’t just take photos; take a 360-degree video. In Lubbock County’s flat terrain, sightlines are everything. Proving the trucker should have seen you for 500 feet before the impact is crucial.
4. Identify the Cargo: If there is a spill, it could be hazardous. Tell the first responders what the truck was carrying.
5. Get Witness Info: Witnesses on the South Plains are often helpful neighbors, but their memories fade. Get a phone number.
6. Seek Medical Care: Whether it’s UMC or the nearest emergency clinic, go. As we explain in our video, “Is a Headache Normal After a Car Accident?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EF82H16eCo), early documentation of head pain is the basis of a future TBI claim.

For a full checklist, see: “I’ve Had an Accident — What Should I Do First?” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCox4Lq7zBM.

Dealing with Corporate Fleets: The Amazon, Walmart, and Sysco Advantage

In Lubbock County, you aren’t just hit by “a truck.” You are hit by a brand. These companies use different tactics to avoid paying.

• Amazon Delivery Vans in Lubbock: Amazon uses a contractor model (DSPs) to claim they aren’t the employer. We know how to pierce that shield by showing the level of control Amazon’s algorithms have over the route.
• Walmart Private Fleet: Walmart is self-insured. You aren’t fighting an insurance company; you are fighting Walmart’s treasury. They are famously aggressive.
• Sysco (Food Distribution): Headquartered in Houston, Sysco trucks are heavy and operate on tight morning schedules. We have home-field advantage against Sysco, and our federal court experience serves our Lubbock County clients well when these cases move to the national stage.

Frequently Asked Questions for Lubbock County Victims

How much does a Lubbock County truck accident lawyer cost?
With Attorney911, the cost is zero upfront. We work on a contingency fee—33.33% if settled before suit, 40% if we go to trial. We pay for the experts and investigators ourselves. If we don’t win your case, you owe us nothing for our time.

Can I switch lawyers if I’m not happy with my current Lubbock firm?
Yes. As client Greg Garcia noted, “In the beginning I had another attorney but he dropped my case although Manginello law firm were able to help me out.” Many “billboard” firms in Lubbock treat trucking cases like small car wrecks and get pushed around by big insurance. We can take over and apply our FMCSA expertise to get your claim back on track.

Does my immigration status matter in a Texas truck accident case?
Absolutely not. You have a legal right to compensation for your injuries regardless of your status. Our associate attorney Lupe Peña is fluent in Spanish and handles our clients’ cases with total confidentiality. Hablamos Español. Llame al 1-888-ATTY-911.

What is the average settlement for an 18-wheeler accident in Lubbock County?
There is no “average” because every injury and every degree of negligence is different. However, because of the higher insurance requirements, trucking settlements are significantly higher than car accidents. We have secured results in the millions for catastrophic injuries. As Donald Wilcox said, “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.”

Why Choose Attorney911 for Your Lubbock County Trucking Case?

With 251+ five-star reviews and a 4.9-star rating, our reputation in the Texas legal community is solid. But for you, the most important thing is results and relationship.

We are not a settlement mill. We do not have 5,000 cases going at once. Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña are personally involved in every trucking litigation file. We spend the money required to hire the best accident reconstructionists and medical experts because we know the stakes.

“They fought for me to get every dime I deserved,” says Glenda Walker. That is our promise to you. We will go head-to-head with the largest trucking companies in the world, use our insurance defense insider knowledge to expose their tricks, and we won’t stop until your future is secure.

You have been through enough pain. Let a fighter take the lead.

Call Attorney911 today at 1-888-ATTY-911 or (888) 288-9911. We are available 24/7 to begin working on your Lubbock County 18-wheeler accident case. Hablamos Español. Consulta gratuita.

Results disclaimer: Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is unique. This information is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Contact us for a free consultation about your specific situation.

18-Wheeler Accident Liability: Holding Every Link in the Chain Accountable

One of the most frequent mistakes we see from other Lubbock County attorneys is failing to look beyond the driver. In an 18-wheeler crash, liability is rarely a single-point failure; it is usually a systems failure. When we investigate your Lubbock County accident, we evaluate the “Triangle of Responsibility”: the Driver, the Vehicle, and the Management.

Driver Negligence (The Human Factor)

While mechanical issues happen, human error still accounts for nearly 87% of all commercial vehicle crashes according to the Large Truck Crash Causation Study. We investigate violations of:

• 49 CFR § 392.3 (Ill or Fatigued Drivers): Prohibits operating a CMV when alertness is impaired.
• 49 CFR § 392.4 & 392.5 (Drugs and Alcohol): We demand immediate post-crash toxicology reports. Even prescription medications that cause drowsiness can trigger liability.
• 49 CFR § 392.80 & 392.82 (Distracted Driving): Federal law strictly bans texting or using a hand-held mobile phone. We subpoena cell phone tower data to prove if the driver was on a call at the exact millisecond of the Lubbock County impact.

Carrier Negligence (The Corporate Factor)

Under the legal doctrine of Respondeat Superior, the trucking company is usually liable for the driver’s mistakes. But we go deeper to find direct corporate negligence:

• Negligent Hiring: Did the company check the driver’s Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) for a history of speeding or DWIs? (49 CFR § 391.23)
• Negligent Training: Did they ensure the driver was qualified for the specific cargo, such as hazardous chemicals from a Lubbock County refinery?
• Negligent Supervision: Did their GPS data show the driver was consistently speeding on I-27, yet they did nothing to discipline him?

Equipment Negligence (The Mechanical Factor)

Lubbock County’s extreme temperatures cause tires to expand and contract, leading to failures if not properly maintained.

• Brake Failure: 29% of crashes involve brake problems. Under 49 CFR § 396.3, carriers must have a systematic maintenance program. We look for “deferred maintenance”—when a company skips a brake adjustment to keep the truck on the road making money.
• Tire Blowouts: We check tread depth against the 4/32-inch requirement for steer tires (49 CFR § 393.75). Bald tires are inexcusable negligence.

Learn more about these mechanics in our video: “Truck Tire Blowouts and When You Need a Lawyer” at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCTumr1looc.

The Financial Reality: How We Calculate Your Life After a Crash

When an 18-wheeler hits a sedan on Loop 289, the medical bills are usually just the tip of the iceberg. We look at the “Total Life Impact.”

Economic Damages (The Calculable Loss)

These are hard numbers we prove through records:

• Past and Future Medical Expenses: From the initial ER visit to decades of physical therapy.
• Lost Wages and Earning Capacity: If a Lubbock County farmer or oilfield worker can no longer perform manual labor, we hire vocational experts to calculate the millions in income lost over their projected career.
• Life Care Plans: For catastrophic injuries like quadriplegia, we calculate the cost of home nurses, specialized beds, and recurring surgeries.

Non-Economic Damages (The Human Cost)

This is what Ralph Manginello calls the “Loss of Freedom.”

• Pain and Suffering: The physical agony of the injuries.
• Mental Anguish: The PTSD, anxiety, and depression that follow a near-death experience.
• Disfigurement and Physical Impairment: For amputations or severe scarring from fires.
• Loss of Consortium: The impact on the victim’s relationship with their spouse and children.

We use a “Multiplier Method” or “Per Diem” approach to show a jury how much each hour of suffering is worth. As we discuss in our video: “What Is Fair Compensation for Pain and Suffering?” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LG07vbB4cdU), there is no fixed price for your freedom, but we make sure the insurance company pays a fair one.

The Insurance Defense Playbook: How Lupe Peña Beats Them at Their Own Game

Because associate attorney Lupe Peña used to work for the insurance companies, he knows exactly which “tricks” the adjusters will try on you in Lubbock County:

1. The Recorded Statement Trap: They will call you while you are on pain medication and ask “how are you today?” If you say “I’m okay,” they will use that in court to claim you weren’t actually hurt.
2. The Lowball Quick-Settlement: They may offer you $20,000 right now. To someone with mounting hospital bills, this feels like a blessing. But that $20,000 comes with a release that prevents you from ever asking for more when you discover you need a $100,000 back surgery next year.
3. The “Gap in Treatment” Defense: If you miss even one physical therapy appointment, they will argue you aren’t actually injured. We manage your case to ensure your medical records are bulletproof.
4. The Surveillance Game: They may hire private investigators to film you in your Lubbock County backyard. If you lift a grocery bag, they will claim you are faking a TBI. We educate our clients on how to protect themselves from these predatory tactics.

“They solved in a couple of months what others did nothing about in two years,” says Angel Walle. Speed and competence are our greatest weapons against insurance delay tactics.

Case Study: Why Small Violations Lead to Big Settlements

Consider a hypothetical crash on US-84. A driver for a regional carrier is five minutes late for a delivery window. He speeds, fails to check his blind spot, and sideswipes a family vehicle.

On the surface, it looks like a simple lane-change accident. But our investigation reveals the “Hidden Negligence”:

• The driver’s ELD shows he had been on duty for 16 hours (Violation of 49 CFR § 395).
• The company’s dispatch logs show they threatened to fire him if he was late.
• The truck’s annual inspection had expired (Violation of 49 CFR § 396).

By connecting these dots, we transform a “minor mistake” into a case of corporate recklessness. This is how we secure the settlements our clients need to rebuild.

As Kiimarii Yup shared in a review: “I lost everything… 1 year later I have gained so much in return plus a brand new truck.” We don’t just get you “some money”—we aim for full restoration.

Lubbock County’s Specialized Truck Accident Hubs

Different parts of the county require different legal strategies.

The Agriculture Corridor (Idalou to Shallowater)

Cotton transport is a unique industry in Lubbock County. We often see drivers for smaller, “exempt” agricultural carriers who believe they don’t have to follow federal rules. While there are some HOS exemptions for agriculture (49 CFR § 395.1(k)), the core duty to drive safely never goes away. If an overloaded cotton module truck rolls at an intersection because it was unbalanced, we hold the loading facility and the carrier liable.

The Retail and Consumption District (Canyon West to South Plains Mall)

Last-mile delivery is the biggest risk here. Amazon Vans, UPS Brown Trucks, and FedEx Ground vehicles are under immense algorithm pressure. When an Amazon van hits you in a parking lot or residential street in Lubbock County, we use their own onboard AI camera data (Netradyne) to prove the driver was distracted by their handheld delivery device.

The Industrial Sector (Near North Quirt Ave)

This is where the heavy equipment and hazardous materials move. Tankers carrying fuels or chemicals are common. Under 49 CFR § 397, these trucks have strict routing and parking requirements. If a chemical tanker from a company like Halliburton or Schlumberger crashes in Lubbock County, the $5 million insurance minimum applies immediately.

Your Action Plan: What to Do in the Next 48 Hours

1. Stop Talking to the Adjuster: If they call, simply say “I have retained Attorney911. Please contact my lawyer at 1-888-ATTY-911.”
2. Get to a Specialist: Don’t just see a general practitioner. For TBIs or spinal issues, you need neurologists and orthopedists who understand crash biomechanics. If you don’t have insurance, we can help arrange care under a Letter of Protection.
3. Journal Your Pain: Start a daily log. Your memory of the pain from week one will fade by year two. A jury needs to hear the details of your struggle to recover.
4. Hire Attorney911: We send the spoliation letters, we subpoena the data, and we take the weight off your shoulders. As Chad Harris said, “You are NOT a pest to them… You are FAMILY.”

Final Conversion Checklist for Lubbock County Victims

• 25+ Years Experience? Yes. Since 1998.
• Federal Court Admission? Yes. S.D. Texas.
• Insurance Defense Insider? Yes. Lupe Peña knows their secrets.
• Lubbock County Knowledge? We drive the same roads as you.
• Fee Required? No. We work on contingency. No win, no fee.
• Emergency Availability? Yes. 24/7.

Trucking companies don’t play fair. Neither do their insurance companies. But we know how they think, and we know how to beat them. Call Attorney911 right now at 1-888-ATTY-911 or (888) 288-9911 for your free consultation. From I-27 to Loop 289 to the farthest corners of Lubbock County—we’ve got your back.

Hablamos Español. Llame ahora al 1-888-ATTY-911.

The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC serves victims across Texas with offices in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont, and availability for meetings in Lubbock County.