McMullen County 18-Wheeler Accident Litigation: The Definitive Guide to Recovery

If you’ve been involved in a collision with an 80,000-pound commercial vehicle on the highways of McMullen County, you aren’t just dealing with a “car wreck.” You’re in the middle of a legal emergency. Whether the crash happened on Highway 16 through Tilden, along the heavy industrial corridors of Highway 72, or on the FM roads serving the Eagle Ford Shale well sites, the impact of a semi-truck accident is catastrophic. In an instant, the physics of a mass disparity—a 4,000-pound passenger car versus a fully loaded 40-ton truck—changes your family’s life forever.

At Attorney911, we know what you’re up against because we’ve spent over 25 years fighting this battle. Our founding partner, Ralph Manginello, has been representing injury victims since 1998 and is admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. We’ve gone toe-to-toe with Fortune 500 corporations, including litigation involving the BP Texas City Refinery explosion. We don’t just “handle” truck cases; we dismantle the defenses used by multi-billion dollar trucking companies.

The clock is currently ticking against you. In McMullen County, and throughout Texas, the trucking companies that dominate our roads have rapid-response teams. They often have investigators and lawyers at the scene of the crash before the ambulance even reaches the hospital. Their goal is simple: preserve their profits by minimizing your recovery. Our goal is the opposite. We move just as fast to ensure that the critical evidence needed to win your case doesn’t “disappear.”

Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911 for an immediate strategic consultation. We offer free case evaluations for any McMullen County trucking accident victim, and you pay us nothing unless we recover money for you.

Why 18-Wheeler Accidents in McMullen County Are Different

McMullen County sits at the heart of the Eagle Ford Shale. This means our local roads carry a disproportionate amount of heavy industrial traffic. We don’t just see standard long-haul trailers; we see sand haulers, water tankers, crude oil transporters, and heavy equipment movers. These commercial vehicles are often operated by drivers under immense pressure to meet delivery quotas in the oilfield, leading to skipped rest breaks and deferred vehicle maintenance.

When a collision occurs on McMullen County roads, the complexity of the legal claim is far higher than a standard auto accident. You’re dealing with:

• Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Regulations: These are the federal laws (49 CFR Parts 390-399) that every trucking company must follow. Proving a violation of these rules is the foundation of a successful lawsuit.
• Multiple Liable Parties: Liability in a McMullen County 18-wheeler crash often extends beyond the driver to the trucking carrier, the oil company that hired them, the cargo loaders, and even the maintenance contractors.
• Electronic Evidence: Modern trucks are equipped with “black boxes” (ECM) and Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) that record speed, braking, and driving hours. This data can be overwritten in as little as 30 days if a formal spoliation letter isn’t sent immediately.

Our team includes associate attorney Lupe Peña, who previously worked in insurance defense for a national firm. He knows their playbook because he used to write it. We use that insider knowledge to anticipate the tactics adjusters will use to lowball your claim. If you speak Spanish, Lupe Peña provides direct representation without the need for an interpreter. Hablamos Español. Llame al 1-888-ATTY-911.

The 48-Hour Evidence Window: Protecting Your Rights in McMullen County

The most common way victims lose their case is by waiting too long to hire a lawyer. In the aftermath of a crash on Highway 16 or Highway 72, the evidence is at its most vulnerable. Skid marks wash away, vehicles are towed to scrap yards, and most importantly, electronic data is at risk of being lost.

The Spoliation Letter: Our First Action

The moment you retain Attorney911 for your McMullen County case, we fire off a comprehensive spoliation letter. This is a formal legal demand that the trucking company, the insurance carrier, and any involved third parties preserve every shred of evidence. If they destroy data after receiving this letter, we can seek “adverse inference” instructions in court—essentially telling a jury to assume the destroyed evidence proved the trucking company’s guilt.

We demand the preservation of:

• ECM/Black Box Data: This tells us the truck’s speed, steering movements, and braking status in the five seconds before impact.
• ELD Records: We check for Hours of Service (HOS) violations under 49 CFR § 395.3. If a driver was on the road for 14 hours straight because of oilfield demand, that’s a federal crime and clear negligence.
• Maintenance Files: Under 49 CFR § 396.3, carriers must maintain systematic records. We look for evidence of worn brakes or bald tires that were ignored to keep the truck moving.
• Driver Qualification Files: We verify the driver’s CDL status, medical certifications, and drug testing history as required by 49 CFR § 391.

Scene Investigation

McMullen County is rural, but its intersections and curves can be deadly when handled by an exhausted truck driver. We deploy accident reconstruction experts to analyze the debris field and tire marks. As client Mongo Slade noted after his accident, our team gets right to work. We don’t wait for the police report; we build our own.

Don’t let the evidence in your McMullen County crash disappear. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 now.

Dominant 18-Wheeler Accident Types in McMullen County

Because of McMullen County’s industrial profile, we see specific types of crashes that require specialized legal knowledge. The physics of these accidents often point directly to which FMCSA regulations were violated.

Tanker Rollovers and Slosh Dynamics

McMullen County sees thousands of liquid tankers daily—water, crude oil, and chemicals. These vehicles have a high center of gravity. Under 49 CFR § 393.100, cargo must be secured to prevent shifting. In a tanker, “slosh dynamics” occur when a partially full tank shifts its weight during a turn or sudden maneuver. If a driver takes a curve on a McMullen County backroad too fast, the liquid momentum can flip the truck, crushing nearby vehicles.

Sand and Water Hauler Fatigue

Drivers in the Eagle Ford often work on a “2-and-1” or “3-and-1” schedule—weeks of 12-hour shifts followed by a short break. This culture of exhaustion leads to rear-end collisions and lane-departure crashes. Federal law (49 CFR § 395) is supposed to prevent this, but many companies “edit” their logs. We know how to forensically audit ELD data to find the truth.

Jackknife Accidents on Rural Highways

A jackknife occurs when the cab and the trailer fold toward each other. This is often the result of improper braking or equipment failure on wet road surfaces. In McMullen County, where roads may be covered in dust or oil from work sites, traction is a constant issue. If a truck jackknifes across Highway 16, it creates a wall of steel that no passenger car can avoid.

Underride Collisions

Among the most fatal crashes we see in McMullen County are underride collisions. This is where a smaller car slides underneath the trailer of the truck. Federal law (49 CFR § 393.86) requires rear impact guards, but side underride guards are not yet mandatory. If a truck in Tilden pulls out of a well site without proper lighting or visibility, a driver heading home at night has no chance. These accidents almost always result in decapitation or catastrophic TBI.

Proving Negligence: The 49 CFR Framework

To win a trucking case in McMullen County, we don’t just say the driver was “bad.” We prove they were illegal. We use the Code of Federal Regulations to build an airtight case for negligence per se.

When a trucking company violates these rules in McMullen County, it’s not an accident—it’s a choice to prioritize speed over your safety. Ralph Manginello and our litigation team have spent over two decades holding these companies accountable for those choices. We’ve recovered multi-million dollar settlements for traumatic brain injuries, amputations, and wrongful death cases.

Identifying All Liable Parties: Who Really Pays?

Most “billboard lawyers” will only sue the truck driver. At Attorney911, we know that the individual driver rarely has the assets to cover a catastrophic injury. To get you the settlement you deserve, we look at the entire corporate chain.

1. The Trucking Company (Carrier): Under the doctrine of respondeat superior, the company is responsible for the actions of its employees. More importantly, they are responsible for their own “independent negligence” in hiring, training, and supervising that driver.
2. The Oil/Gas Lease Operator: In McMullen County, the company that hired the trucking carrier for the well site can sometimes be held liable under “joint venture” or “negligent selection” theories.
3. The Maintenance Company: If a brake failure on Highway 72 caused the crash, we look at the third-party shop that cleared the truck for service.
4. Cargo Loaders and Shippers: If the load shifted because it was improperly balanced by a loading crew, they share in the liability.
5. Manufacturers: If a tire blowout occurred due to a defect, we may pursue a product liability claim against the manufacturer.

By identifying every liable party, we open up multiple insurance pools. While a standard driver might have $30,000 in insurance, commercial truck carriers in McMullen County are required to carry between $750,000 and $5,000,000 in coverage.

If you’re ready for a firm that investigates deeper, call 1-888-ATTY-911 today.

Catastrophic Injuries and Your Future

An 18-wheeler accident in McMullen County doesn’t just cause “whiplash.” It causes life-altering trauma. Our firm specializes in cases involving:

• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): The sheer G-force of a truck impact causes the brain to strike the inside of the skull. This results in coup-contrecoup injuries that can lead to permanent cognitive impairment. Settlements for these cases often range from $1.5M to $9.8M depending on the level of care required.
• Spinal Cord Injuries: Paralysis (paraplegia or quadriplegia) requires a lifetime of medical support. We work with life care planners to ensure your settlement covers home modifications, specialized vehicles, and 24/7 nursing care.
• Amputations: Crushing injuries from a jackknife or rollover often lead to traumatic or surgical amputations. We fight for settlements that cover the $500,000+ lifetime cost of prosthetics and rehabilitation.
• Wrongful Death: If you lost a loved one on McMullen County roads, no amount of money can replace them. However, a wrongful death claim ensures that the negligent company is punished and your family’s financial future is secure.

As client Chad Harris said, you are NOT just a client to us—you are family. We understand the physical and emotional toll these injuries take, and we fight to ensure you get every dime you deserve.

The Insurance Defense “Playbook” and How We Defeat It

Because Lupe Peña used used to defend insurance companies, our firm has an unfair advantage in McMullen County trucking cases. We know every trick they’ll use to try to reduce the value of your case.

Trick 1: The Recorded Statement Trap

The adjuster will call you within days, sounding friendly. They want a “quick statement” to “help speed up your claim.” In reality, they are looking for you to say you feel “okay” or that the weather was bad. This statement will be tweaked and used against you later to prove you aren’t really hurt. Never speak to an adjuster without your Attorney911 lawyer present.

Trick 2: Blaming the Victim (Comparative Negligence)

Texas follows a “Modified Comparative Negligence” rule (51% bar). If the insurance company can convince a McMullen County jury that you were 51% at fault, you get zero. They will claim you were speeding, distracted, or failed to yield. We counter this by using black box data to prove the truck driver was the primary cause of the crash.

Trick 3: The Lowball Initial Offer

They might offer you $50,000 or $100,000 within a week. For a family in crisis in Tilden, that sounds like a lot. In reality, that amount won’t even cover the first month of TBI rehabilitation. Once you sign that release, your case is over. We evaluate your claim based on lifetime costs, not immediate bills.

Trick 4: Colossus and Claims Software

Most insurers use algorithms like Colossus to value your claim. These programs systematically devalue “soft tissue” injuries and “pain and suffering.” We know how to present medical evidence in a way that forces the software to recognize the true severity of your trauma.

The Eagle Ford Shale Factor: McMullen County Trucking Realities

McMullen County is uniquely dangerous because of its energy sector traffic. When oil prices are high, trucking companies flood the area with drivers who have never driven in South Texas heat or handled the specific turns of Highway 16.

We see a massive volume of:

• Frac Sand Trucks: These carry 80,000 lbs of silica sand. The fine dust can obscure visibility, and the heavy loads cause frequent tire blowouts on the hot pavement (PSI increases with heat, leading to structural failure).
• Oversize Load Equipment: Drilling rigs moving between sites often take up more than one lane. If escort vehicles aren’t properly deployed, head-on collisions occur.
• Water Haulers: Operating 24/7 on narrow county roads. Fatigue and “highway hypnosis” are major factors here.

Our firm is deeply familiar with these McMullen County-specific corridors. We know the local judges and the courthouse in Tilden. We are Texas attorneys who understand the “Don’t Mess With Texas” energy of our juries. When an unsafe trucking company threatens our community, we push back harder.

Why Choose Attorney911 for Your McMullen County Case?

With 251+ five-star reviews and a legacy of multi-million dollar results, the Manginello Law Firm is the proven choice for trucking accident victims.

• 25+ Years of Front-Line Experience: Ralph Manginello has been litigating high-stakes cases since long before the shale boom began.
• Federal Court Admission: Many trucking cases involve companies from out of state and must be heard in the Southern District of Texas. We are already admitted and ready to file.
• Zero Upfront Cost: Our contingency fee (33.33% pre-trial) means we take all the financial risk. We advance the $50,000 to $100,000 required for experts and investigation.
• Spanish Fluency: No translators, no middlemen. Direct access to your attorney in the language you are most comfortable with.

As client 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.” We don’t just take the easy cases; we take the cases that need a fighter.

McMullen County Trucking Accident FAQ

1. How long do I have to file a lawsuit in McMullen County?
In Texas, the statute of limitations is 2 years from the date of the accident. However, in an 18-wheeler case, you should call an attorney within 2 hours, not 2 years. Evidence like ELD logs and black box data can be legally destroyed after 30-180 days if a preservation letter hasn’t been sent.

2. What if a McMullen County “Road Gator” (tire debris) hit my car?
If a truck tire blew out and hit your car, causing you to crash, the commercial carrier may be liable for negligent maintenance under 49 CFR § 396. Commercial tires must have a minimum tread depth (4/32″ on steers). We investigate the tire’s history to see if they were using retreads or ignored worn rubber.

3. The truck driver worked for a small oilfield company. Can they pay?
Even small companies operating in McMullen County must carry high commercial insurance limits. Furthermore, we may be able to sue the larger oil company that hired them if they were negligent in selecting an unsafe carrier.

4. Can I sue if the truck driver was tired?
Yes. Fatigue is a major cause of crashes on Highway 16. If the driver violated the 11-hour driving rule (49 CFR § 395.3), it is strong evidence of negligence. We subpoena the electronic logs to find out exactly how long they had been behind the wheel.

5. How much is my McMullen County trucking case worth?
Every case is unique. However, because of the high insurance limits ($1M-$5M), trucking cases often result in settlements 10x to 50x higher than standard car accidents. We focus on securing compensation for past and future medical bills, lost earnings, and your physical pain and mental anguish.

Take Action Now: Your Recovery Starts Today

The trucking company that hit you in McMullen County is already working on their defense. They have millions of dollars to spend on experts to prove it wasn’t their fault. You need an equalizer.

Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña are ready to stand with you. We offer the technical expertise of a large national firm with the personal attention of a local boutique. We serve the citizens of Tilden and all of McMullen County with relentless advocacy and a commitment to justice.

Do not sign anything from an insurance company. Do not give a recorded statement. Do not wait for the evidence to disappear. Your future, your health, and your family deserve the best possible representation.

Call Attorney911 at 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911). We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your consultation is free, and we are fixin’ to fight for you.

Understanding the Physics of Impact in McMullen County

When we talk to juries in South Texas, we make sure they understand the science. An 18-wheeler is a massive kinetic energy weapon.

Momentum (p = mv):
The momentum of a vehicle is its mass multiplied by its velocity. Because a truck is 20 times heavier than a car, its momentum is 20 times higher at the same speed. This momentum must be absorbed in a collision. Since the passenger car is the smaller object, it absorbs nearly all that energy through structural deformation—crushing the cabin and the people inside.

Stopping Distance (d = v² / 2μg):
A car on Highway 16 can stop in about 300 feet from 65 mph. A loaded tractor-trailer needs nearly 600 feet—the length of two football fields. If a driver in McMullen County is distracted for just a few seconds, it is physically impossible for them to avoid a collision. This isn’t an “unavoidable accident”—it’s a failure to account for physics.

By bringing this level of scientific and regulatory detail to your case, we make it impossible for the insurance company to hide behind excuses. We hold them to the highest standard because that’s what the law requires.

The Long-Term Impact of Trauma

We’ve seen how a crash on Highway 72 ripples through a family. Beyond the medical bills, there is the mental anguish and the loss of consortium for your spouse. As Glenda Walker noted, we fight for “every dime you deserve.” This includes the future losses you haven’t even thought of yet.

• Vocational Rehabilitation: If you can no longer work in the oilfield, you need to be retrained.
• PTSD and Anxiety: Many victims of 18-wheeler crashes never feel safe on the highway again. We include psychological care in our settlement calculations.
• Pain and Suffering: Calculated based on the degree to which your injuries have robbed you of your “loss of freedom”—the ability to enjoy life with your children and community.

Attorney911 is powerful and proven. When disaster strikes on McMullen County roads, make us your first responder for your legal emergency.

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Detailed Look at Liable Parties in Eagle Ford Shale Crashes

In McMullen County, the “Independent Contractor” defense is common. A major oil company hires a “Service Company,” which then hires a “Trucking Carrier,” who leases a truck to an “Owner-Operator.” When that operator crashes, every company in the chain points their finger at the other.

We don’t let them hide.

• The MCS-90 Endorsement: Under federal law, the insurance policy must have an MCS-90 endorsement that guarantees a minimum of $750k to $5M will be available to the public, regardless of the confusing contractor agreements. We’ve published the definitive guide to these endorsements and know how to trigger them.
• Agency Theory: We prove that the “independent” driver was actually being controlled by the higher-up company—they set the route, they set the time, and they provide the software. This brings the “big pockets” into the lawsuit.

McMullen County trucking companies think they can push Texans around. We push back harder. With offices in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont, we have the reach to handle your case wherever it goes.

Final Urgency Check

1. Was the crash in the last 48 hours? Call us now. We need to deploy investigators.
2. Has an adjuster called you? Do not answer.
3. Are you in the hospital in San Antonio or Corpus Christi? We can come to you or use Zoom for your initial consultation.

The Manginello Law Firm is here for McMullen County. Let’s start building your case today.

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Comprehensive FMCSA Compliance Audit for Your Claim

When we file a lawsuit for a McMullen County 18-wheeler accident, we conduct what we call a “Full Compliance Audit” of the trucking company. This is the stage where settlement mills fail. They want a quick check; we want full accountability.

Part 391: Driver Qualification File (DQF)

Every driver in the Eagle Ford must have a valid DQF. We look for:

• Employment Application: Did the company actually check their 3-year employment history as required by 49 CFR § 391.21? If the company hired a driver who was fired from three previous jobs for safety violations, that is Negligent Hiring.
• Medical Examiner’s Certificate: Did the driver have untreated sleep apnea or another condition that makes them unsafe behind the wheel? Under 49 CFR § 391.41, they must be medically cleared.
• Inaugural Road Test: Did the driver actually prove they could handle a tanker on McMullen County roads?

Part 392: The Safe Operation Audit

We subpoena cell phone records and GPS data. Under 49 CFR § 392.82, hand-held mobile phone use is strictly prohibited while driving. If the driver was scrolling through an oilfield dispatch app while driving down Highway 16, they were in direct violation of federal safety law.

Part 395: The Fatigue Audit

Fatigue is the silent killer in South Texas. The 14-hour duty window is firm. If a driver starts their shift at 4:00 AM at a site in Tilden, they must be off the road by 6:00 PM. We cross-reference ELD data with fuel receipts and toll tags. If they were fueling in Alice at 8:00 PM but their log says they were in a sleeper berth, we have caught them in a federal felony. This proves “conscious indifference” to safety, which is the key to Punitive Damages in Texas.

Part 396: The Maintenance Audit

We look at the DVIRs (Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports). Every night, the driver must report any defects. If the driver reported “squealing brakes” on Monday and the company kept them on the road till Friday to finish a job in McMullen County, they are 100% liable for the resulting crash.

Why McMullen County Families Trust Ralph Manginello

Since 1998, Ralph has built a reputation for being a fighter who treats his clients like family. He grew up in the Houston area and knows these South Texas communities. He knows that when a truck takes out a family’s breadwinner or leaves a parent paralyzed, the impact isn’t just financial—it’s a spiritual and community crisis.

Attorney911 brings the tenacity of a New York-born litigator with the heart of a Texan. We’ve recovered over $50 million for our clients because we don’t settle for “good enough.” We fight for the maximum.

As Amaziah A.T. put it in a verified review, “Ralph Manginello is indeed the best attorney I ever had. He cares greatly about his results.” That care is what will drive your case to a successful resolution.

The Cost of Waiting

Every day you don’t have a lawyer, the trucking company is winning. They are cleaning the scene, talking to witnesses, and burying unfavorable data. In McMullen County, where so much business is done on “handshakes” and long-standing relationships, the trucking companies hope you’ll just take their insurance check and go away.

Don’t be a victim twice. Once from the truck, and once from the insurance company.

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Final Thoughts for the McMullen County Community

We know that Highway 16 and Highway 72 are the lifeblood of our local economy. We support the men and women who work in the Eagle Ford. But we also know that there is no excuse for cutting corners on safety. When a company decides that profit is more important than the lives of the people sharing the road in Tilden, they must pay.

Holding unsafe companies accountable makes the roads safer for everyone in McMullen County. It forces them to fix their brakes, train their drivers, and respect the hours of service. Your lawsuit isn’t just about your recovery—it’s about protecting the next family heading home tonight.

Let’s fight this battle together. Call the experts at Attorney911 today.

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Specialized FAQ for Oilfield Trucking Victims

Is the “Oil Company” responsible if their contractor hit me?
Potentially, yes. In McMullen County, oil companies often use “master service agreements” (MSAs). We look at these agreements to see how much control the oil company exerted. If they mandated the unsafe schedule or ignored the contractor’s bad safety record, we pursue them for negligent selection.

A garbage truck or municipal vehicle hit me in Tilden. Is that different?
Yes. Crashes involving government vehicles in McMullen County fall under the Texas Tort Claims Act. There are strict “notice” requirements (sometimes as short as 6 months) and damage caps ($250k/$500k). You need a lawyer who knows these specific government rules so you don’t miss a deadline.

The driver was from another state. Where do I sue?
Because the accident happened in McMullen County, Texas courts have jurisdiction. However, if the trucking company is based elsewhere, we often move the case to Federal Court (Southern District of Texas). Ralph Manginello is admitted to this court and handles these interstate disputes regularly.

I was a truck driver injured by another truck. Can I sue?
Absolutely. You may have a “third-party claim.” While workers’ comp might cover your initial bills, it doesn’t pay for pain and suffering or full lost wages. We help CDL holders protect their careers and get the full compensation they deserve from the other negligent company.

What if the truck was empty?
Empty trucks (deadheading) are actually more dangerous in some ways. They are lighter, which makes they more prone to skidding and jackknifing on wet roads. The braking system is designed for an 80,000-lb load; without that weight, the brakes can lock up the wheels easily. We use the ECM data to see if the driver failed to adjust for an empty trailer.

How do I pay for medical treatment while my case is pending?
We help our clients access the best medical care in the region, often using “Letters of Protection” (LOP). This means the doctors agree to wait for payment until your case settles. You get the treatment you need now without worrying about upfront costs. As client Chavodrian Miles noted, we can often get you into a doctor the same day.

The Attorney911 Commitment

We don’t juggle 500 cases. We take a limited number of high-stakes McMullen County trucking cases so that Ralph and Lupe can give each one the personal attention it deserves. You will have your attorney’s cell phone number. You will get updates every few weeks. You will be treated like family.

When you’re ready to take the first step toward justice, we’re ready to answer the call.

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Biomechanics of a Truck Collision: Why Injuries are Severe

In a McMullen County 18-wheeler crash, the internal injuries are often worse than the external ones.

• Thoracic Deceleration: When your car stops instantly but your body is still moving at 65 mph, your internal organs (heart, liver, lungs) slam into your ribcage. This causes organ shearing and internal bleeding.
• Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI): This is a type of brain injury where the brain rotates inside the skull, tearing the long connective nerve fibers (axons). This doesn’t always show up on a standard CT scan, but it can ruin a victim’s cognitive life. We use advanced MRI imaging (DTI) to prove these “invisible” injuries to a jury.
• Cervical S-Curve: During the initial milliseconds of a rear-end collision by a truck on Highway 16, the neck forms an unnatural “S” shape before whipping forward. This crushes the discs in the C5-C6 and C6-C7 regions.

We understand the medicine as well as the law. We speak the language of neurosurgeons and orthopedic specialists. We make the jury feel the trauma you’ve endured.

FINAL CALL TO ACTION

If you or a loved one is suffering after a trucking accident in McMullen County, don’t face this alone. The trucking company isn’t your friend, and the insurance company isn’t your “neighbor.” They are business entities looking out for their bottom line.

Look out for your future.

Call the team that knows how to win. Call the team with 25+ years of South Texas experience. Call the team that insurance defense lawyers fear.

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