Pedestrian Struck and Killed on Interstate 35: A Legal Emergency in Hillsboro, Texas

The unthinkable happened on March 26, 2026, on Interstate 35 in Hillsboro, Texas. A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle traveling on one of the state’s busiest highways. While the full details of this tragic incident remain under investigation, what we do know raises serious questions about highway safety, pedestrian access, and the legal responsibilities of drivers and transportation authorities.

At Attorney911, we’ve handled hundreds of catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases involving commercial vehicles and highway accidents. Our managing partner, Ralph Manginello, has over 25 years of experience fighting for victims of negligent trucking companies and dangerous road conditions. This incident demands immediate attention—not just from investigators, but from anyone who travels Texas highways.

The Incident: What We Know

On March 26, 2026, at approximately 3:49 PM, a pedestrian was struck and killed on Interstate 35 in Hillsboro, Texas. The exact circumstances remain unclear, but the location itself tells a story:

• Interstate 35 is one of Texas’s most critical freight corridors, carrying thousands of commercial trucks daily between Laredo, San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, and Oklahoma
• Hillsboro sits at a strategic junction where I-35 intersects with US-77 and State Highway 22, creating complex traffic patterns
• The area serves as a distribution hub for agricultural products from the surrounding farmland, including the award-winning CR Farms (Rogers Farms) recognized at the recent Hillsboro Area Chamber of Commerce awards

The timing of this incident is particularly concerning given the context of Hillsboro’s recent economic recognition. Just one week prior, on March 19, 2026, the Hillsboro Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual awards dinner, celebrating the region’s economic vitality. Keynote speaker Ross Perot Jr. highlighted Hillsboro’s position in “the fastest growing region in the country.” The awards recognized:

• James Maass – Hall of Fame Award winner
• Tony Marley – Citizen of the Year
• Afresh Salon – Local Business of the Year
• LP Physical Therapy – Regional Business of the Year
• CR Farms (Rogers Farms) – Farm Family of the Year

This economic success brings increased traffic—both commercial and passenger vehicles—to Hillsboro’s roads. The Chamber’s recognition of CR Farms, in particular, suggests significant agricultural trucking activity in the area, as farm products move to market.

The Dangers of Pedestrians on Highways

Pedestrian fatalities on highways are particularly devastating. Unlike urban intersections where pedestrians might be expected, highways are designed exclusively for high-speed vehicle traffic. When pedestrians are present on interstates, the results are often catastrophic.

Why This Type of Accident Is So Deadly

1. Speed Differential: Vehicles on I-35 typically travel at 70-75 mph. At these speeds:
   – A vehicle needs approximately 300 feet to stop from 70 mph
   – The force of impact is exponentially greater than at urban speeds
   – Drivers have minimal reaction time to unexpected obstacles

2. Size Disparity: When commercial trucks are involved:
   – An 80,000-pound 18-wheeler vs. a 150-pound pedestrian is not a fair fight
   – Underride risks exist even with passenger vehicles
   – The height of commercial vehicles creates blind spots where pedestrians disappear from view

3. Limited Escape Routes: Highways offer no safe refuge for pedestrians:
   – No sidewalks or pedestrian paths
   – Limited shoulder space, often occupied by disabled vehicles
   – Multiple lanes of traffic create deadly crossings

Common Causes of Pedestrian-Highway Accidents

While we don’t have all the details of this specific incident, experience tells us these accidents typically result from:

• Disabled vehicles: Pedestrians exiting vehicles after breakdowns
• Emergency situations: Attempting to retrieve dropped items or assist others
• Impaired individuals: Those under the influence wandering onto highways
• Suicidal acts: Unfortunately common on high-speed roads
• Construction zones: Workers or equipment in travel lanes
• Homeless encampments: Increasingly found near highway overpasses
• Police or emergency stops: Officers or first responders working roadside

Legal Responsibilities in Highway Pedestrian Accidents

When a pedestrian is struck on a highway, multiple parties may share legal responsibility. At Attorney911, we investigate every potential source of liability to ensure full accountability.

Driver Responsibilities

All drivers—especially commercial vehicle operators—have legal duties when traveling on highways:

1. Duty of Care (Texas Transportation Code § 545.051):
   – Drivers must exercise “due care” to avoid colliding with pedestrians
   – This includes maintaining proper lookout and controlling speed

2. FMCSA Regulations for Commercial Drivers:
   – 49 CFR § 392.3 – Ill or Fatigued Operator: “No driver shall operate a commercial motor vehicle… while the driver’s ability or alertness is so impaired… as to make it unsafe”
   – 49 CFR § 392.2 – Unsafe Operation: “No motor carrier shall require or permit any person to drive… unless that person is capable of safely operating the vehicle”
   – 49 CFR § 392.14 – Hazardous Conditions: Drivers must reduce speed when conditions make driving hazardous

3. Texas Distracted Driving Laws:
   – Texting while driving is illegal statewide
   – Commercial drivers are prohibited from using hand-held phones (49 CFR § 392.82)

Trucking Company Responsibilities

If a commercial vehicle was involved, the trucking company may be liable for:

1. Negligent Hiring (49 CFR § 391.11):
   – Failure to properly vet drivers
   – Hiring drivers with poor safety records
   – Incomplete Driver Qualification Files

2. Negligent Training:
   – Inadequate safety training
   – Failure to train on highway emergency procedures
   – No training on pedestrian hazards

3. Negligent Supervision:
   – Failure to monitor driver performance
   – Ignoring hours-of-service violations
   – Not addressing safety complaints

4. Negligent Maintenance:
   – Poorly maintained brakes, tires, or lighting
   – Failure to conduct required inspections (49 CFR § 396.3)
   – Deferred repairs that affect safety

Government and Infrastructure Responsibilities

Highway design and maintenance play crucial roles in pedestrian safety:

1. Road Design Defects:
   – Inadequate lighting in high-risk areas
   – Poor signage warning of pedestrian hazards
   – Lack of emergency pull-off areas
   – Insufficient barriers preventing pedestrian access

2. Maintenance Failures:
   – Damaged or missing guardrails
   – Poor road surface conditions
   – Obstructed visibility
   – Failure to address known hazards

3. Construction Zone Safety:
   – Inadequate worker protection
   – Poor traffic control devices
   – Failure to secure work zones

The Investigation: What Needs to Happen Now

In cases like this, immediate action is critical. Evidence disappears quickly, and memories fade. Here’s what should be happening in the investigation:

Immediate Evidence Preservation

1. Vehicle Data:
   – ECM/Black Box Download: Commercial vehicles record speed, braking, and other critical data
   – ELD Records: Electronic logging devices show driver hours and duty status
   – GPS/Telematics: Track vehicle location and speed history
   – Dashcam Footage: Forward-facing and cab-facing cameras

2. Scene Documentation:
   – Accident reconstruction by qualified experts
   – Skid mark analysis
   – Vehicle damage assessment
   – Road condition documentation
   – Weather and lighting conditions

3. Witness Statements:
   – Driver statements
   – Passenger accounts
   – Other motorists who witnessed the incident
   – Nearby residents or business owners

4. Driver Records:
   – Complete Driver Qualification File
   – Driving history and violations
   – Medical certification
   – Drug and alcohol test results
   – Training records

Critical Questions That Must Be Answered

1. How did the pedestrian access the highway?
   – Was there a breakdown?
   – Was this an intentional act?
   – Were there construction activities nearby?

2. What was the driver’s condition?
   – Was the driver fatigued? (ELD records will show)
   – Was the driver distracted? (Cell phone records needed)
   – Was the driver impaired? (Toxicology results)

3. Was the vehicle properly maintained?
   – When were brakes last inspected?
   – What was the tire condition?
   – Were all lights functioning?

4. Were there warning signs?
   – Previous incidents at this location?
   – Known pedestrian hazards?
   – Construction zone issues?

Legal Rights of the Victim’s Family

If you’ve lost a loved one in this type of accident, you have important legal rights. Texas law provides avenues for holding negligent parties accountable.

Wrongful Death Claims in Texas

Under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 71.002, a wrongful death claim may be brought when a person’s death is caused by the “wrongful act, neglect, carelessness, unskillfulness, or default” of another.

Who Can File:
– Surviving spouse
– Children (including adult children)
– Parents

Damages Available:
– Economic Damages:
– Lost earning capacity
– Funeral and burial expenses
– Medical expenses before death
– Loss of inheritance

• Non-Economic Damages:
• Loss of companionship and society
• Mental anguish
• Loss of care, maintenance, and support

• Loss of love and affection

• Punitive Damages:

• Available in cases of gross negligence or willful misconduct

Survival Actions

In addition to wrongful death claims, Texas allows survival actions (Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 71.021) to recover damages the deceased could have pursued if they had survived, including:
– Pain and suffering before death
– Medical expenses
– Property damage

Statute of Limitations

Texas has a 2-year statute of limitations for wrongful death and personal injury claims. This means you have two years from the date of the incident to file a lawsuit. However, you should never wait this long. Evidence disappears, and memories fade. The sooner you contact an attorney, the stronger your case will be.

Why This Incident Matters for Hillsboro and Central Texas

While this tragic incident occurred in Hillsboro, the lessons apply to all of Central Texas. The region’s economic growth—celebrated at the recent Chamber of Commerce event—brings increased traffic to our highways. More trucks, more commuters, and more agricultural vehicles create complex safety challenges.

Hillsboro’s Growing Transportation Corridor

Hillsboro sits at the crossroads of several critical transportation routes:

• Interstate 35: The primary north-south corridor connecting Mexico to Canada
• US-77: A major route connecting Victoria to Waco
• State Highway 22: Connecting Hillsboro to Corsicana and beyond
• Rail lines: Serving agricultural and industrial needs

The Chamber’s recognition of CR Farms (Rogers Farms) as Farm Family of the Year highlights the agricultural trucking that moves through Hillsboro daily. Farm products, equipment, and supplies create a steady stream of commercial traffic.

The Human Cost of Highway Growth

As Hillsboro’s economy grows, we must remember that every statistic represents a human life. The Chamber’s awards dinner celebrated:

• James Maass’s lifetime of service to the community
• Tony Marley’s contributions as Citizen of the Year
• The success of local businesses like Afresh Salon and LP Physical Therapy
• The agricultural heritage represented by CR Farms

Each of these individuals and businesses contributes to the fabric of Hillsboro. When tragedy strikes on our highways, it affects the entire community.

How Attorney911 Can Help

At Attorney911, we understand the devastating impact of highway fatalities. Our team, led by Ralph Manginello, has the experience and resources to investigate these complex cases thoroughly.

Our Approach to Highway Fatality Cases

1. Immediate Evidence Preservation:
   – We send spoliation letters within 24-48 hours to preserve critical evidence
   – Our team works to secure ECM data, ELD records, and dashcam footage before it’s overwritten
   – We document the accident scene with professional investigators

2. Comprehensive Investigation:
   – Accident reconstruction by qualified experts
   – Driver background and qualification file review
   – Vehicle maintenance record analysis
   – Highway design and safety assessment

3. Identifying All Responsible Parties:
   – Driver liability
   – Trucking company negligence
   – Vehicle manufacturer defects
   – Government infrastructure failures
   – Construction company negligence

4. Building a Strong Legal Case:
   – Proving negligence through FMCSA violations
   – Documenting damages with medical and economic experts
   – Preparing for trial while negotiating from strength

Why Choose Attorney911?

• 25+ Years of Experience: Ralph Manginello has been fighting for injury victims since 1998
• Federal Court Admission: We’re admitted to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
• Insurance Defense Background: Our team includes former insurance defense attorneys who know how trucking companies operate
• Multi-Million Dollar Results: We’ve recovered millions for families devastated by trucking accidents
• Local Knowledge: We understand Hillsboro’s roads, industries, and legal landscape
• Compassionate Representation: We treat our clients like family during their time of need

What to Do If You’ve Lost a Loved One in a Highway Accident

If you’ve lost a family member in a highway accident, here’s what you should do:

1. Contact an Attorney Immediately:
   – Evidence disappears quickly in these cases
   – We can send preservation letters to protect critical data
   – Time is of the essence to meet legal deadlines

2. Preserve All Documentation:
   – Police reports
   – Medical records
   – Photos or videos from the scene
   – Any communication with insurance companies

3. Avoid Speaking to Insurance Adjusters:
   – Insurance companies work for the trucking company, not you
   – Anything you say can be used to minimize your claim
   – Let your attorney handle all communications

4. Document Your Losses:
   – Keep records of funeral expenses
   – Document your emotional suffering
   – Track lost income and future earning capacity

5. Seek Support:
   – Grief counseling
   – Support groups for accident survivors
   – Legal guidance to protect your rights

The Bigger Picture: Highway Safety in Texas

This incident in Hillsboro is part of a larger pattern of highway safety concerns in Texas. As the state continues to grow, we must address the risks our highways present.

Texas Highway Safety Statistics

Texas consistently leads the nation in traffic fatalities. According to the Texas Department of Transportation:

• 2023 Statistics:
• 4,481 people killed in Texas traffic crashes
• 1,210 fatalities in crashes involving commercial vehicles

• Pedestrian fatalities increased by 15% from the previous year

• Interstate 35:

• One of the deadliest highways in America
• Consistently ranks among the most dangerous corridors
• High volume of commercial truck traffic

Common Highway Hazards in Central Texas

1. Commercial Truck Traffic:
   – I-35 serves as a major freight corridor
   – Agricultural trucks from farms like CR Farms add to the mix
   – Long-haul drivers often push hours-of-service limits

2. Construction Zones:
   – Texas has extensive highway construction
   – Workers are vulnerable to distracted or fatigued drivers

3. Disabled Vehicles:
   – Breakdowns on highways create dangerous situations
   – Drivers and passengers exiting vehicles are at risk

4. Impaired Individuals:
   – Highways attract those in crisis
   – Mental health and substance abuse issues contribute to pedestrian incidents

5. Homeless Encampments:
   – Increasingly found near highway overpasses
   – Create unexpected pedestrian hazards

Legal Precedents and Recent Verdicts

Highway pedestrian cases often result in significant verdicts when negligence is proven. Recent cases demonstrate what’s possible when victims’ families stand up to negligent parties:

1. $462 Million Underride Verdict (2024, Missouri):
   – Two men decapitated in underride crash
   – Jury found manufacturer liable for inadequate guards
   – Demonstrates potential for massive verdicts in highway fatality cases

2. $730 Million Texas Trucking Verdict (2021):
   – Navy propeller oversize load killed 73-year-old woman
   – $480 million compensatory + $250 million punitive
   – Shows Texas juries will hold trucking companies accountable

3. $150 Million Werner Enterprises Settlement (2022):
   – Two children killed on I-30
   – Largest 18-wheeler settlement in U.S. history
   – Demonstrates the value of catastrophic injury cases

4. $1 Billion Florida Trucking Verdict (2021):
   – $100 million compensatory + $900 million punitive
   – Gross negligence in hiring practices
   – Shows potential for punitive damages in egregious cases

These cases demonstrate that when negligence leads to tragedy, juries are willing to award substantial damages to hold wrongdoers accountable.

The Role of FMCSA Regulations in Highway Safety

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations exist to prevent exactly this type of tragedy. When trucking companies and drivers violate these rules, they create dangerous conditions on our highways.

Key FMCSA Regulations That Apply

1. Driver Qualification (49 CFR Part 391):
   – Drivers must be properly licensed and medically certified
   – Trucking companies must maintain complete Driver Qualification Files
   – Violations can prove negligent hiring

2. Hours of Service (49 CFR Part 395):
   – Limits driving time to prevent fatigue
   – Requires 30-minute breaks after 8 hours of driving
   – Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) track compliance
   – Violations are a leading cause of truck accidents

3. Vehicle Maintenance (49 CFR Part 396):
   – Requires systematic inspection and maintenance
   – Drivers must conduct pre-trip inspections
   – Violations can prove negligent maintenance

4. Safe Operation (49 CFR Part 392):
   – Prohibits driving while ill or fatigued
   – Requires safe speeds for conditions
   – Prohibits distracted driving

When these regulations are violated, they provide powerful evidence of negligence in wrongful death cases.

How This Incident Connects to Hillsboro’s Economic Growth

The recent Chamber of Commerce awards dinner highlighted Hillsboro’s economic vitality. While growth brings opportunity, it also brings challenges—particularly for highway safety.

The Trucking Industry’s Role in Hillsboro’s Economy

The Chamber’s recognition of CR Farms (Rogers Farms) as Farm Family of the Year underscores the importance of agricultural trucking to Hillsboro’s economy. Farm products must be transported to market, creating a steady stream of commercial traffic.

Other recognized businesses also contribute to transportation needs:
– LP Physical Therapy: Serving patients who may be recovering from vehicle accidents
– Afresh Salon: Local businesses that rely on safe transportation for customers and employees

The Safety Challenges of Economic Growth

As Hillsboro grows, we must address:

1. Increased Truck Traffic:
   – More agricultural shipments
   – More distribution center activity
   – More long-haul trucks passing through

2. Highway Congestion:
   – I-35 is already one of Texas’s busiest highways
   – Additional traffic increases accident risks

3. Driver Fatigue:
   – Trucking companies may pressure drivers to meet tight schedules
   – Agricultural drivers may work long hours during harvest seasons

4. Infrastructure Strain:
   – Roads designed for smaller populations may become overwhelmed
   – Maintenance may lag behind growth

What Hillsboro Can Learn from This Tragedy

This incident should serve as a wake-up call for Hillsboro and all of Central Texas. As our community grows, we must prioritize safety alongside economic development.

Steps Local Authorities Should Take

1. Highway Safety Assessments:
   – Identify high-risk areas for pedestrian access
   – Improve lighting in dangerous sections
   – Install barriers to prevent pedestrian entry

2. Traffic Pattern Improvements:
   – Evaluate interchange designs for safety
   – Consider additional signage warning of pedestrian hazards
   – Implement traffic calming measures in high-risk areas

3. Public Education Campaigns:
   – Teach drivers about pedestrian hazards on highways
   – Educate the public on the dangers of highway access
   – Promote safe practices for disabled vehicles

4. Emergency Response Planning:
   – Improve protocols for highway incidents
   – Train first responders on highway safety
   – Develop rapid response teams for highway emergencies

Steps Trucking Companies Should Take

1. Enhanced Driver Training:
   – Specific training on highway pedestrian hazards
   – Emergency procedures for unexpected obstacles
   – Defensive driving techniques for high-speed environments

2. Improved Safety Technology:
   – Advanced collision warning systems
   – Pedestrian detection technology
   – Automatic emergency braking

3. Stricter Hours of Service Compliance:
   – No tolerance for HOS violations
   – Mandatory rest periods
   – Fatigue monitoring technology

4. Better Vehicle Maintenance:
   – Regular brake inspections
   – Tire condition monitoring
   – Lighting system checks

The Legal Process: What to Expect

If you’re considering legal action after a highway fatality, here’s what you can expect:

1. Initial Consultation:
   – Free case evaluation with our legal team
   – Discussion of the incident and your legal options
   – No obligation to proceed

2. Investigation Phase:
   – Evidence preservation efforts
   – Accident reconstruction
   – Driver and company record review

3. Demand and Negotiation:
   – Comprehensive demand package to responsible parties
   – Settlement negotiations
   – Preparation for litigation if necessary

4. Litigation (if needed):
   – Filing of wrongful death lawsuit
   – Discovery process (depositions, document requests)
   – Mediation and settlement conferences
   – Trial preparation

5. Resolution:
   – Settlement agreement
   – Jury verdict
   – Post-trial motions and appeals if necessary

Throughout this process, our team—led by Ralph Manginello—will be by your side, fighting for the justice your family deserves.

Common Questions About Highway Fatality Cases

Can I sue if my loved one was killed on a highway?

Yes. If the death was caused by someone else’s negligence, you may have a wrongful death claim. This includes cases involving:
– Negligent drivers
– Trucking company negligence
– Vehicle defects
– Dangerous road conditions

What if the pedestrian was partially at fault?

Texas follows a “modified comparative negligence” rule. As long as your loved one was not more than 50% at fault, you can still recover damages. Your recovery will be reduced by your loved one’s percentage of fault.

How long do I have to file a lawsuit?

Texas has a 2-year statute of limitations for wrongful death claims. However, you should never wait this long. Evidence disappears quickly, and memories fade. The sooner you contact an attorney, the stronger your case will be.

What compensation can I recover?

Compensation may include:
– Funeral and burial expenses
– Medical expenses before death
– Lost earning capacity
– Loss of companionship and society
– Mental anguish
– Punitive damages in cases of gross negligence

How much is my case worth?

Every case is unique. Factors that affect case value include:
– The victim’s age and earning capacity
– The degree of negligence involved
– The number of responsible parties
– The available insurance coverage
– The strength of the evidence

Should I talk to the insurance company?

No. Insurance companies work for the trucking company, not you. Anything you say can be used to minimize your claim. Let your attorney handle all communications.

Why Time Is Critical in These Cases

In highway fatality cases, evidence disappears quickly. Here’s what’s at risk:

1. Electronic Data:
   – ECM/Black Box data can be overwritten in 30 days
   – ELD records may be retained for only 6 months
   – Dashcam footage is often deleted within 7-14 days

2. Physical Evidence:
   – Vehicles may be repaired or sold
   – Road conditions may change
   – Skid marks fade

3. Witness Memory:
   – Details become fuzzy over time
   – Witnesses may become harder to locate

4. Legal Deadlines:
   – Spoliation letters must be sent immediately
   – Statutes of limitations begin running
   – Evidence preservation becomes more difficult

At Attorney911, we move quickly to preserve evidence before it’s lost. Ralph Manginello has seen too many cases where critical evidence disappeared because families waited too long to seek legal help.

The Attorney911 Difference

When you choose Attorney911, you’re not just hiring a law firm—you’re gaining a team of advocates who will fight for your family’s rights.

Our Unique Advantages

1. Insurance Defense Background:
   – Our team includes former insurance defense attorneys
   – We know exactly how insurance companies evaluate claims
   – We understand their tactics because we used to work for them

2. Federal Court Experience:
   – Admitted to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
   – Experience handling complex federal cases
   – Ability to pursue claims against out-of-state defendants

3. Multi-Million Dollar Results:
   – Proven track record of substantial verdicts and settlements
   – Experience with catastrophic injury cases
   – Willingness to take cases to trial when necessary

4. Compassionate Representation:
   – We treat our clients like family
   – We understand the emotional toll of these cases
   – We provide support throughout the legal process

5. Local Knowledge:
   – Deep understanding of Hillsboro and Central Texas
   – Familiarity with local courts and judges
   – Knowledge of regional trucking patterns

Our Promise to You

When you work with Attorney911, you can expect:
– Immediate action to preserve critical evidence
– Aggressive representation against insurance companies
– Compassionate support during your time of need
– Maximum compensation for your losses
– Honest communication every step of the way

Taking Action: What You Should Do Now

If you’ve lost a loved one in a highway accident, here’s what you should do immediately:

1. Call Attorney911 at 1-888-ATTY-911:
   – We answer 24/7
   – Free initial consultation
   – No obligation to proceed

2. Preserve All Evidence:
   – Keep all accident-related documents
   – Save any photos or videos
   – Document your losses and expenses

3. Avoid Insurance Adjusters:
   – Don’t give recorded statements
   – Don’t sign anything without legal review
   – Let your attorney handle all communications

4. Seek Support:
   – Grief counseling
   – Support groups
   – Legal guidance

5. Act Quickly:
   – Evidence disappears fast
   – Legal deadlines apply
   – The sooner you act, the stronger your case

The Bottom Line: Justice for Highway Fatalities

Highway fatalities are preventable tragedies. When negligence leads to loss of life, the responsible parties must be held accountable. At Attorney911, we’ve dedicated our careers to fighting for victims of negligent trucking companies and dangerous road conditions.

This incident in Hillsboro should serve as a reminder of the dangers our highways present. As our community grows, we must prioritize safety alongside economic development. The families of victims deserve justice, and our community deserves safer roads.

If you’ve lost a loved one in a highway accident, you don’t have to face this alone. Our team, led by Ralph Manginello, is here to help. We’ll investigate the incident, identify all responsible parties, and fight for the compensation your family deserves.

Call us now at 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free consultation. The evidence won’t wait, and neither should you.

Contact Attorney911 Today

If you’ve lost a loved one in a highway accident, don’t wait. Evidence disappears quickly, and legal deadlines apply. Call Attorney911 now for a free consultation:

📞 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911)
📞 (713) 528-9070 (Direct Houston line)
📧 ralph@atty911.com
🌐 https://attorney911.com

Hablamos Español. Our associate attorney Lupe Peña is fluent in Spanish and can assist you directly.

Final Thoughts from Ralph Manginello

“Every time we see a headline about a highway fatality, we’re reminded of the human cost of negligence. These aren’t just statistics—they’re mothers, fathers, children, and community members whose lives were cut short.

At Attorney911, we’ve made it our mission to hold negligent parties accountable. Whether it’s a trucking company that pushed its drivers beyond legal limits, a manufacturer that cut corners on safety, or a government entity that failed to maintain safe roads, we fight for justice.

This incident in Hillsboro should be a wake-up call for our entire community. As we celebrate economic growth, we must also prioritize safety. The families of victims deserve answers, and our highways must be made safer for everyone.

If you’ve lost a loved one in a highway accident, please reach out. We’re here to help, and we’ll fight for the justice your family deserves.”

— Ralph Manginello, Managing Partner, Attorney911