Nacogdoches County Truck Accident Excellence: Why You Need Attorney911

On the busy stretch of US-59 running through Nacogdoches County, a 4,000-pound sedan stands no chance against an 80,000-pound logging truck or a fully loaded 18-wheeler. We’ve seen the aftermath on roads like SH-21 and Loop 224 too many times—twisted metal, shattered lives, and families left wondering how they will ever recover. When a commercial vehicle changes your life in an instant, you aren’t just dealing with an insurance claim; you’re dealing with a legal emergency.

At Attorney911, led by our managing partner Ralph Manginello, we bring over 25 years of courtroom experience to every case. Since 1998, we have stood toe-to-toe with the world’s largest corporations and made them pay for their negligence. Whether you were hit by a Walmart tractor-trailer, an Amazon delivery van, or a heavy sand hauler servicing a well site in the Haynesville Shale, our team is ready to fight for you. We don’t just know the law; we know the tactics the other side uses. Our associate attorney, Lupe Peña, spent years working for a national insurance defense firm. He knows their playbook, their valuation software, and exactly how they try to minimize your suffering. Now, he uses that insider knowledge to fight for families in Nacogdoches County.

If you’ve been hurt, the clock is already ticking. Evidence in Nacogdoches County truck accidents disappears within days. Black box data can be overwritten in as little as 30 days, and trucking companies often have investigators at the scene of a crash before the ambulance even leaves US-59. You need a team that moves just as fast. Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911. We offer free consultations, and you pay us nothing unless we win your case. Hablamos Español. Llame al 888-ATTY-911.

The High Stakes of Trucking in Nacogdoches County

Nacogdoches County is a critical hub for the Texas timber and poultry industries. This means our local roads are uniquely dangerous. Every day, Northwest and Southeast Nacogdoches County corridors are flooded with specialized commercial vehicles. We see logging trucks hauling massive pine loads from the surrounding forests, poultry trucks delivering to processing centers, and heavy equipment being moved to support natural gas extraction in the Haynesville Shale.

These aren’t just big cars; these are complex industrial machines. A fully loaded logging truck on a narrow two-lane road like SH-7 presents a very different risk than a traditional semi-truck on I-10. When those logs are improperly secured or the driver is rushing to meet a delivery quota at an East Texas mill, the results are catastrophic. We understand the specific dangers of driving in the “Oldest Town in Texas,” from the congestion around Stephen F. Austin State University to the high-speed freight traffic on the outskirts of Appleby and Garrison.

When an 18-wheeler slams into you, the force is equivalent to being hit by a small building. The physics are brutal: Force equals Mass times Acceleration. With a weight differential of 20 to 1, the passenger vehicle always absorbs the energy of the impact. Our firm has recovered over $50 million for Texas families because we understand how to translate these physics into justice. We’ve secured results like $5 million for traumatic brain injury victims and $3.8 million for clients facing life-altering amputations. We are ready to bring that same aggressive representation to your Nacogdoches County case.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations: Your Shield in Nacogdoches County

Every commercial truck operating in Nacogdoches County must follow the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs). These are found in 49 CFR Parts 300-399. When a trucking company or driver violates these rules, it isn’t just a mistake—it’s a violation of federal law that proves negligence. At Attorney911, we use these regulations to build an airtight case against those who hurt you.

49 CFR Part 395: Fighting Driver Fatigue on US-59

Driver fatigue is a leading cause of truck wrecks in Nacogdoches County. The Hours of Service (HOS) rules exist to keep tired drivers off our roads. Under 49 CFR § 395.3, property-carrying drivers are limited to 11 hours of driving after 10 consecutive hours off duty. They cannot drive beyond the 14th hour after coming on duty.

In Nacogdoches County, we often see violations where drivers heading to Houston or Dallas through US-59 have been behind the wheel far too long. They may falsify their Electronic Logging Device (ELD) data to hide the fact that they skipped their required 30-minute break after 8 hours of driving. A fatigued driver has the reaction time of someone who is legally intoxicated. If a tired trucker caused your accident, we will subpoena the ELD logs and dispatch records to prove they were operating illegally.

49 CFR Part 382: Drug and Alcohol Testing

Trucking is a high-stress job, and unfortunately, some drivers turn to industrial stimulants or illegal drugs to stay awake during long Nacogdoches County hauls. 49 CFR Part 382 requires motor carriers to conduct pre-employment, random, and post-accident drug and alcohol testing. If a driver in Nacogdoches County was under the influence of amphetamines, narcotics, or alcohol (with a legal limit of just .04 for CDL holders), the trucking company is on the hook. We demand these test results immediately because the samples must be taken within hours of a crash to be accurate.

49 CFR Part 391: Driver Qualification

Trucking companies have a duty to ensure they aren’t putting dangerous people behind the wheel. 49 CFR § 391.51 requires every carrier to maintain a Driver Qualification File (DQF). This file must contain the driver’s road test certificate, medical examiner’s certificate, and their annual driving record review.

If a company hired a driver to operate in Nacogdoches County who had a history of reckless driving or failed their medical exam, that is Negligent Hiring. Attorney Ralph Manginello and our team dig into these files to see what the trucking company knew before the accident ever happened.

49 CFR Part 396: Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance

An 18-wheeler is only as safe as its weakest part. 49 CFR § 396.3 requires companies to “systematically inspect, repair, and maintain” their vehicles. This includes pre-trip and post-trip inspections. In the hilly terrain of East Texas, brake failure is a deadly reality. If a trucking company skipped its annual inspection or deferred maintenance on worn-out tires to save a few dollars, they are liable for the carnage that follows. We often find that a “tire blowout” in Nacogdoches County was actually the result of a bald tire that should have been replaced months ago.

If you’ve been injured by a company that broke these federal rules, don’t wait. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 for your free Nacogdoches County case evaluation.

Logging Truck Accidents in Nacogdoches County

Nacogdoches County is in the heart of the Piney Woods, and logging trucks are a constant presence on our county roads and highways. These accidents are some of the most complex and lethal cases we handle. A logging truck accident is unique for several reasons.

First, the cargo itself is inherently unstable. Logs are cylindrical, heavy, and difficult to secure. If the chains or straps are worn or the load is unbalanced, logs can break free at highway speeds on US-59, becoming unguided projectiles. A single log penetrating a windshield is almost always fatal. These accidents fall under 49 CFR Part 393, which mandates specific cargo securement standards for timber.

Second, the weight of these trucks often exceeds legal limits. Overloaded logging trucks on two-lane roads in Nacogdoches County cannot stop in time and are prone to rollovers on curves. We investigate the mill weight tickets to see if the truck was carrying more than the structural limits of the trailer could handle.

Finally, the maintenance of these trailers is often neglected. Unlike a shiny new Amazon van, logging trailers in East Texas are frequently older, with rusted frames and lights covered in mud. If you were hit by a logging truck because its taillights were invisible or its brakes failed, you need Attorney911. We have handled catastrophic cases for over two decades and know how to hold timber companies and independent haulers accountable in Nacogdoches County.

Multi-Million Dollar Results: Accountability for Nacogdoches County Families

When we talk about case results, we aren’t just talking about numbers. We are talking about the resources you need to survive a catastrophic injury. Our managing partner, Ralph Manginello, is a Million Dollar Member of the Trial Lawyers Achievement Association. We have several documented multi-million dollar recoveries that demonstrate our capability:

• $5+ Million Settlement: For a worker who suffered a traumatic brain injury and vision loss due to being struck by a falling log—a scenario all too common in East Texas logging operations.
• $3.8+ Million Recovery: For a victim who suffered a partial leg amputation after a motor vehicle accident and subsequent medical complications.
• $2.5+ Million Recovery: For a family devastated by a commercial truck crash on a Texas highway.
• $2+ Million Settlement: For a Jones Act maritime worker who sustained a severe back injury while lifting cargo.

These numbers matter because Nacogdoches County families shouldn’t have to worry about how they’ll pay for the next surgery or how they’ll support their children if they can’t return to work. Insurance companies like to offer quick, lowball settlements. They might offer you $50,000 when your future medical bills alone will top $500,000. Because Lupe Peña used to work for these insurance companies, he knows exactly how they undervalue your pain and suffering. We never accept the first offer, and we prepare every case as if it’s going to a jury in a Nacogdoches County courtroom.

“They fought for me to get every dime I deserved,” said our client Glenda Walker. That is our promise to you. We fight for every dime, every time.

Every Commercial Vehicle: We Handle More Than Just 18-Wheelers

While we are known as 18-wheeler accident specialists, our expertise covers every type of commercial vehicle on Nacogdoches County roads. Every “company truck” is a potential source of liability.

Delivery Van Accidents (Amazon, FedEx, UPS)

If you were hit by a blue Amazon van near the SFA campus or a FedEx truck on North Street, you are facing a massive corporate defendant. Amazon often tries to shield itself from liability by using “Delivery Service Partners” (DSPs). They claim the driver isn’t their employee. But we know better. We’ve litigated against these giants and know how to prove that Amazon controls the routes, the schedules, and even the driver’s behavior through in-cab AI cameras like Netradyne. If Amazon’s delivery quotas pressured a driver to speed through a residential Nacogdoches County neighborhood, Amazon is responsible.

Dump Truck and Concrete Mixer Crashes

Construction in Nacogdoches County relies on dump trucks and cement mixers. A loaded concrete mixer can weigh 70,000 pounds. These trucks have a high center of gravity and the “slosh effect” of the liquid concrete makes them extremely prone to rollovers. Dump trucks frequently lose their loads of gravel or dirt, causing multi-car pileups on US-59. If a construction vehicle caused your injuries, we will investigate the general contractor and the hauling company to find every available insurance policy.

Box Trucks and Moving Vans (U-Haul, Penske)

Rental trucks are a unique hazard in Nacogdoches County. Companies like U-Haul rent 26-foot trucks to people who have never driven anything larger than a pickup. These drivers often have no idea how much distance they needs to stop or how to handle a “box” truck in the high winds we see in East Texas. If a rental company rented a truck to an unqualified driver or failed to maintain the vehicle’s brakes, they can be held accountable for the wreckage.

Public Transit and School Bus Accidents

Accidents involving Nacogdoches County school buses or regional transit vehicles require immediate legal action. Because these often involve government entities, there are strict “notice of claim” deadlines—sometimes as short as 6 months. If you miss this deadline, your right to sue is gone forever. Whether it’s a charter bus carrying a local church group or a city bus, we understand the specialized rules and immunities that apply to these cases.

Liable Parties: Who Really Pays for Your Nacogdoches County Wreck?

Most people think you only sue the driver. In a commercial truck case, that is the fastest way to leave money on the table. To maximize your recovery in Nacogdoches County, we investigate the entire chain of command.

1. The Driver: For speeding, fatigue, or distraction.
2. The Trucking Company: Under “Respondeat Superior,” an employer is liable for its employees. They are also liable for negligent training and supervision.
3. The Corporate Parent: If a Walmart driver hit you, we go after Walmart, not just a subsidiary. These companies have “deep pockets” and often self-insure for millions.
4. The Cargo Loader: If shifting logs or poultry crates caused the truck to flip on SH-21, the company that loaded the trailer is liable.
5. The Maintenance Provider: If a third-party mechanic in East Texas signed off on faulty brakes, they are part of our lawsuit.
6. The Freight Broker: Companies like C.H. Robinson or XPO Logistics who hire unsafe carriers can be held liable for negligent selection.
7. The Manufacturer: If a tire blowout was caused by a tread defect or the underride guard failed to stop your car from sliding under the trailer, we pursue a product liability claim.
8. Oilfield Operators: In the Haynesville Shale, oil companies like ExxonMobil or Chevron control the lease roads. If their road was poorly maintained or lacked visibility, they are a liable party.

By “stacking” these insurance policies, we ensure there is enough money to cover your lifetime medical care and lost earning capacity. 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 find the liability that other firms miss.

48-Hour Evidence Preservation: The “Black Box” Problem

In the next 48 hours, the most important evidence in your Nacogdoches County case could be erased. This is not an exaggeration. Commercial trucks are equipped with an Engine Control Module (ECM), often called a “black box.”

This ECM records:

• Your speed before the collision.
• Whether the driver ever hit the brakes.
• The exact moment of impact.
• The throttle position (was the driver accelerating?).
• Fault codes showing mechanical failures.

Trucking companies know this data can prove their guilt. If they put the truck back into service, the data from your crash can be overwritten by new driving events. Our first step in every Nacogdoches County case is to send a formal Spoliation Letter. This is a legal demand that the trucking company, the driver, and the insurer preserve all evidence, including ECM data, ELD logs, and dashcam footage. If they destroy it after receiving our letter, we can ask the judge for a “Spoliation Instruction,” which tells the jury to assume the destroyed evidence proved the company was at fault.

We also move quickly to secure physical evidence. Nacogdoches County’s extreme humidity and heat can degrade evidence at a crash scene quickly. Skid marks fade, and debris is cleared by TxDOT crews. We deploy independent accident reconstruction experts to US-59 and local roads to map the scene and preserve the proof you need to win.

Don’t let them delete the truth. Call Attorney911 at (888) 288-9911 immediately.

Catastrophic Injuries: Protecting Your Future in Nacogdoches County

A truck accident doesn’t just cause a “fender bender.” It causes injuries that require a lifetime of care. We understand the medical reality of these crashes.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

A TBI can range from a concussion to a permanent vegetative state. In Nacogdoches County, we see TBIs from high-speed impacts on US-59 where the head strikes the window or dashboard. Even a “mild” brain injury can leave you with chronic headaches, memory loss, and personality changes. We work with neurologists to document the full extent of your cognitive damage. Settlement ranges for severe TBI cases often fall between $1.5 million and $9.8 million.

Spinal Cord Injury and Paralysis

Damage to the C-spine or L-spine can result in quadriplegia or paraplegia. The lifetime cost of care for a paralyzed victim in Texas can exceed $10 million when you factor in home modifications, 24/7 nursing care, and specialized medical equipment. We hire life care planners to calculate every dollar you will need until you are 90 years old.

Traumatic Amputation

Losing a limb in a “squeeze play” accident with a turning logger truck is a horrifying experience. Beyond the initial trauma, victims face “phantom limb pain” and the exorbitant cost of high-tech prosthetics that must be replaced every five years. We’ve recovered between $1.9 million and $8.6 million for amputation victims to ensure they have the best technology available to regain their independence.

Internal Organ Damage

Blunt force trauma standard in truck crashes can rupture the spleen, lacerate the liver, or cause internal hemorrhaging. These injuries are often “silent killers” that don’t show up until hours after the crash. This is why we insist our Nacogdoches County clients see a doctor immediately, even if they walk away from the scene.

Wrongful Death

If the worst has happened and you have lost a loved one, we offer our deepest condolences. No settlement can bring back a father, mother, or child. But a wrongful death claim in Nacogdoches County can provide for the survivors and ensure that the negligent company never lets this happen again. Texas law allows you to recover for the loss of companionship, mental anguish, and the lost financial support the deceased would have provided.

Commercial Truck Insurance: Why Nacogdoches County Cases are High-Value

One reason Attorney911 specializes in truck accidents is that the insurance coverage is significantly higher than in standard car accidents. Federal law (49 CFR § 387.9) sets the minimum limits:

Most large carriers operating in Nacogdoches County, like J.B. Hunt or Swift, carry much more—sometimes $10 million to $50 million in “excess” or “umbrella” coverage. However, these insurance companies are not in the business of being fair. They use “Colossus” and other software programs to devalue your claim.

Because Lupe Peña worked inside these systems, he knows how to trigger the “value drivers” that force the software to produce a higher settlement offer. We also know how to use the MCS-90 Endorsement. This is a federal requirement that ensures victims are compensated even if the trucking company’s policy has a technical loophole or the carrier tried to cancel their coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions for Nacogdoches County Victims

1. How long do I have to sue after a truck accident in Nacogdoches County?

In Texas, the statute of limitations is 2 years from the date of the accident. However, in trucking cases, you shouldn’t wait 2 weeks, let alone 2 years. Evidence like ELD logs and black box data is legally required to be kept for only 6 months by FMCSA rules. If you wait too long, even a winning case can become impossible to prove.

2. Can I still recover money if the accident was partially my fault?

Yes. Texas follows a “modified comparative negligence” rule (51% bar). You can recover compensation as long as your fault is 50% or less. For example, if a jury finds you were 20% at fault for speeding, but the truck driver was 80% at fault for an illegal lane change, you still recover 80% of your total damages. We are experts at minimizing the percentage of fault assigned to our clients.

3. What if I was hit by an out-of-state trucking company?

Nacogdoches County sees trucks from all 50 states. Our managing partner, Ralph Manginello, is admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas (Federal Court) and is licensed in both Texas and New York. We can litigate cases involving cross-border trucking and diversity jurisdiction issues that would confuse a general practice lawyer.

4. How much does it cost to hire Attorney911?

Zero dollars upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis. This means we advance all the costs of the lawsuit—hiring experts, filing fees, medical records collection—and we only get paid if we recover money for you. If we don’t win, you don’t owe us a dime for our time or expenses.

5. Should I sign the “Authorization for Medical Records” from the insurance company?

NEVER sign anything from an insurance adjuster without a lawyer. These authorizations are often “blanket” forms that allow the insurance company to dig into your medical history from 20 years ago to claim your current back pain is a “pre-existing condition.” We protect your privacy and only provide the records relevant to your crash.

6. What if the driver was an independent contractor?

As we’ve discussed with companies like Amazon and FedEx Ground, the label “independent contractor” is often a liability shield. In Nacogdoches County, we use the “Right to Control” test to pierce that shield. If the company controlled the driver’s work, they are responsible for the driver’s negligence regardless of what the contract says.

7. Why is US-59 so dangerous for truck accidents?

US-59 is a major freight artery for the entire United States. It is a designated part of the future I-69 “NAFTA corridor.” The sheer volume of international and interstate freight, combined with the mix of local logging traffic and heavy rains in East Texas, makes Nacogdoches County a high-risk zone. The speed limit changes and the transition from divided highway to narrow corridors create “choke points” where rear-end and underride collisions are common.

The Haynesville Shale: Oilfield Trucking Risks in Nacogdoches County

If you were injured by an oilfield truck in Northeastern Nacogdoches County, your case involves its own set of rules. The Haynesville Shale natural gas play brings hundreds of heavy trucks to our roads daily.

We handle accidents involving:

• Water Trucks: Hauling produced water to disposal wells. These are notoriously top-heavy and often operated by drivers who have exceeded their 14-hour on-duty window.
• Frac Sand Haulers: These 80,000-pound pneumatic trailers are under intense pressure to keep the frac spread moving 24/7.
• Hot Shot Trucks: Commercial pickups hauling urgent parts. Because they are often paid “per load,” these drivers are prone to extreme speeding on county roads.
• Crew Vans: 15-passenger vans carrying workers to rigs. These vehicles have a documented rollover problem, especially when fully loaded with a crew and equipment.

In an oilfield case, we don’t just look at FMCSA rules; we look at OSHA workplace safety violations. If an oil company like ExxonMobil or ConocoPhillips created an unsafe environment at a wellsite entrance on an FM road, they are a primary defendant. Our experience in the BP Texas City refinery litigation demonstrates our ability to take on the world’s largest energy companies and win.

Vulnerable Road Users: Pedestrians, Cyclists, and Motorcyclists

Not every Nacogdoches County truck accident victim is in a car. We also represent those who have zero protection against 80,000 pounds of steel.

Pedestrians and Cyclists

Near Stephen F. Austin State University, foot and bike traffic is heavy. If a delivery driver in an Amazon van makes a wide turn and “hooks” a cyclist in their blind spot, the injuries are almost always permanent or fatal. We hold drivers accountable for failing to check their “No-Zones” before turning.

Motorcyclists

A truck-vs-motorcycle crash in Nacogdoches County has a 40% higher fatality rate than a car-vs-car crash. Insurance companies will immediately try to blame the motorcyclist for “lane splitting” or “being dangerous.” We push back. We know that most truck-motorcycle accidents are caused by truck drivers who simply didn’t look. With our trial experience, we know how to overcome juror bias and win fair compensation for riders.

Why Experience Matters: The Attorney911 Advantage

In Nacogdoches County, you have many choices for a lawyer. But trucking litigation is a specialty. You wouldn’t go to a family doctor for brain surgery; don’t go to a divorce lawyer for an 18-wheeler wreck.

• 25+ Years of Experience: Ralph Manginello hasn’t just been practicing law; he’s been winning for families since 1998.
• Insider Knowledge: With Lupe Peña, we have the insurance company’s own playbook. We know their “last best offer” before they even make it.
• Financial Resources: We can afford to hire the top experts in the nation. It can cost $50,000 to $100,000 just to take a complex trucking case to trial. We have the capital to go the distance.
• Personal Attention: You aren’t a file number to us. As client Chad Harris said, “You are NOT a pest to them and you are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.”
• Proven Multi-Million Dollar Results: We have successfully litigated against Walmart, Amazon, Coca-Cola, FedEx, UPS, and BP. We aren’t intimidated by their size.

Action Plan: What to Do in the Next 24 Hours

If you are reading this from a hospital bed in Nacogdoches County or while sitting in your damaged vehicle, here is what you need to do RIGHT NOW:

1. Do Not Speak to the Adjuster: They are already calling you. They may sound nice. They are not your friend. Their goal is to close your file for as little as possible. Tell them you are hiring an attorney and hang up.
2. Continue Medical Treatment: If the doctor says you need physical therapy or a follow-up MRI, GO. Gaps in treatment are the #1 way insurance companies try to say you aren’t really hurt.
3. Take Pictures of Everything: Your bruises, the road signs near the crash on US-59, the interior of your car, and any medical equipment you are using.
4. Save Everything: Every receipt for a prescription, every medical bill, and every letter from your employer about missed work.
5. Call 1-888-ATTY-911: Let us handle the pressure so you can focus on healing.

Your Nacogdoches County Fight Starts Here

The trucking company has already started their investigation. Their lawyers are already looking for ways to blame you. You deserve a team that fights just as hard for your family. Whether you are in the city of Nacogdoches, Garrison, Chireno, or Cushing, Attorney911 is your first responder to a legal emergency.

We understand the specific culture of East Texas. We know that Nacogdoches County juries value hard work and safety, and they have no patience for corporations that cut corners and risk lives to boost profits. We present your case in a way that resonates with our local community.

“Mr. Manginello and his firm are first class. Will fight tooth and nail for you,” said client Ernest Cano. That is the Attorney911 standard. Powerful. Proven. Relentless.

You didn’t ask for this accident. You didn’t ask for the pain, the medical bills, or the fear of the future. But you can choose how you respond. You can choose to be a victim, or you can choose to be a fighter. Let us fight for you.

Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911 or visit us online at attorney911.com. Your consultation is free, and there is no fee unless we win. From US-59 to the courtroom, we’ve got you covered.

Attorney911: The Firm Insurers Fear. 1-888-ATTY-911.

Nacogdoches County Trucking Safety: A Community Guide

Beyond the courtroom, we are committed to keeping our Nacogdoches County community safe. We urge everyone driving on our highways to be aware of the “No-Zones”—the large blind spots around 18-wheelers where the driver cannot see you. These are located:

• Directly in front of the cab (20 feet).
• Directly behind the trailer (30 feet).
• Along the left side (one lane wide).
• Along the right side (two lanes wide—the most dangerous zone).

In Nacogdoches County, pay special attention to logging trucks on SH-7 and SH-21. These trucks often have “off-track” during turns, meaning the trailer follows a tighter path than the cab. Never try to squeeze between a turning truck and the curb.

If you see a truck driving erratically, speeding, or with an unsecured load, call 911 or the Texas Department of Public Safety. Reporting dangerous driving can prevent the next catastrophic accident.

Legal Emergency Lawyers™: Ready to Respond

When disaster strikes on Nacogdoches County roads, every second counts. We aren’t just lawyers; we are your legal emergency responders. We understand the urgency of your situation. We know the stress of not being able to pay rent because you can’t work. We know the fear of never being able to walk again.

Our team is available round-the-clock because trucking accidents don’t just happen during business hours. We are here at 2 AM on a Sunday when a fatigued driver loses control on Loop 224. We are here on Christmas morning if a holiday delivery van strikes your family vehicle.

Trust the firm that has made trucking companies pay for 25 years. Trust Ralph Manginello and Attorney911.

Llame a Lupe Peña al 1-888-ATTY-911. Hablamos Español. Consulta gratuita.

Attorney911 / The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC serves accident victims throughout Nacogdoches County and the state of Texas. Offices in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont.