Scurry County Toxic Exposure and Industrial Injury Accountability: The Attorney 911 Guide to Securing Justice

You didn’t know. For twenty years, thirty years, maybe longer—you went to work in the Scurry County oilfields and processing units, did your job, and came home to your family. Nobody told you the fine white dust from the insulation you handled or the heavy vapors from the crude oil units would one day try to kill you. Today, the doctors in Snyder or Lubbock may have given your illness a name—mesothelioma, acute myeloid leukemia, or lung cancer—but they might not have explained the cause. In Scurry County, where the SACROC unit and the Canyon Reef fields have driven the economy since the 1940s, thousands of workers were unknowingly poisoned for profit. Now you know the truth, and now you have rights that the corporations hoped you would never discover.

The cough that started months ago wasn’t just “the West Texas dust” or a sign of getting older. If you have been diagnosed with an asbestos-related disease or a blood cancer after working in Scurry County’s industrial or agricultural sectors, you are the victim of a calculated corporate choice. For decades, companies operating throughout the Permian Basin and Northern Texas knew their products were lethal. They had the studies and the internal memos, yet they suppressed the data while sending you into the Canyon Reef units, the refineries, and the cotton fields without protection. At Attorney 911, we believe that when a corporation destroys a worker’s health for a line item on a balance sheet, they don’t just owe an apology—they owe everything.

We are Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña, and our firm was built for this exact fight. With over 27 years of experience and federal court admission to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, Ralph Manginello has spent his career in courtrooms holding billion-dollar corporations accountable. Ralph was part of the litigation team involved in the BP Texas City Refinery explosion cases—a $2.1 billion total litigation effort against one of the world’s largest oil companies. We know how these corporations think because our associate attorney, Lupe Peña, spent years working on the insurance defense side. Lupe knows the playbook they use to undervalue Scurry County claims because he used to see it from the inside. Today, he uses that “spy-level” intelligence to ensure our clients aren’t bullied into lowball settlements.

If you worked at the Scurry County refineries, the SACROC unit, or on the massive wind and oil spreads that define our region, you need to understand that your diagnosis is a legal emergency. Trust fund assets specifically set aside for Scurry County victims are depleting, and evidence of your exposure is disappearing as facilities are modernized or demolished. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free, immediate case evaluation. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay us nothing upfront and we advance all costs of your litigation. If we don’t win your case, you owe us absolutely nothing.

The Science of Deception: How Asbestos Destroys the Body in Scurry County

Asbestos is not just a “dangerous substance”; it is a silent, microscopic killer that has been hidden in plain sight throughout Scurry County’s industrial infrastructure for nearly a century. Asbestos is a group of six naturally occurring silicate minerals that form thin, needle-like fibers. In the heat and pressure of the SACROC units and the industrial boilers of West Texas, asbestos was used because it was cheap and heat-resistant. But what the manufacturers never told the pipefitters and insulators in Snyder was that those fibers are virtually indestructible once they enter the human body.

The Macrophage Failure: Frustrated Phagocytosis

The biological mechanism of mesothelioma and asbestosis is a story of a body trying—and failing—to protect itself. When you inhale asbestos fibers while working in Scurry County, the smallest fibers (measuring five micrometers or longer) penetrate deep into the alveolar regions of your lungs. They eventually reach the mesothelium, the thin lining that surrounds your lungs and heart. Your body’s immune system recognizes these fibers as foreign invaders and sends macrophages—white blood cells designed to eat and destroy pathogens—to the site.

However, asbestos fibers are too long and too sharp for a macrophage to engulf. This leads to a process called “frustrated phagocytosis.” The macrophage essentially “pops” while trying to digest the fiber, spilling caustic enzymes and inflammatory cytokines into the surrounding tissue. This doesn’t happen just once; it triggers a cycle of chronic inflammation that lasts for decades because the fibers never dissolve. This inflammation generates reactive oxygen and nitrogen species that directly damage the DNA of your mesothelial cells. Over 20 to 50 years, this cumulative damage deactivates tumor suppressor genes like BAP1 and p16, leading to the malignant transformation we call mesothelioma.

The Scurry County Latency Clock

The most common misconception we hear in Scurry County is, “I haven’t worked at that plant since 1985; it can’t be from that.” Medical science proves the opposite. Mesothelioma has a latency period of 15 to 50 years. This isn’t because the disease is slow—it’s because it takes decades for the repeated inflammation and DNA errors to culminate in a detectable tumor. If you were exposed during the 1970s oil boom in Scurry County, you may just be entering the danger zone now. Under the Texas discovery rule, your legal clock for filing a claim typically does not start until you receive a diagnosis and learn its cause, not when the exposure occurred.

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classifies all forms of asbestos as Group 1 Known Human Carcinogens. There is no safe level of exposure. Whether you worked an entire career at a Snyder processing facility or were only exposed during a short-term maintenance turnaround, your risk is real. https://monographs.iarc.who.int/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/mono100C-11.pdf

The Insider Advantage: Why Lupe Peña’s Background Matters for Scurry County Claims

When you file a lawsuit for toxic exposure, you aren’t just fighting an employer; you are fighting an entire corporate defense infrastructure designed to silence you. These companies hire specialized law firms that have spent 50 years perfecting the art of the delay. They use your medical records against you, they blame your lifestyle, and they try to confuse juries with “junk science” paid for by corporate interest groups.

This is where Attorney 911 is different. Lupe Peña used to be one of the attorneys evaluating these claims FOR the insurance companies. He knows how they flag certain Scurry County facilities to “investigate” (read: suppress) exposure history. He knows how they look for any “alternative cause” like smoking to avoid paying for an asbestos-related injury. Today, Lupe uses that insider knowledge to stay three steps ahead of the defense. He knows what they’re going to say before they say it, and he knows how to dismantle their arguments before a jury.

“Lupe Peña, a former insurance defense attorney who now fights for injured workers at Attorney 911, knows exactly how corporate defense teams build their case against you because he used to build those cases himself. That switch doesn’t just change our perspective—it changes your outcome.” Watch Lupe and Ralph discuss the legal process on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwzYymneDVs

Deep Dive: Tier 1 Case Types in Scurry County

Mesothelioma and Asbestos Exposure in the Permian Basin

Scurry County has a unique industrial footprint. Between the 1940s and the 1980s, the SACROC unit (Scurry Area Canyon Reef Operators Committee) became a global pioneer in CO2 injection for enhanced oil recovery. While this was a massive technological achievement, the infrastructure involved—miles of piping, massive compressors, and industrial-scale gas processing plants—was largely insulated with asbestos-containing materials.

Pipefitters, boilermakers, and maintenance mechanics at these Scurry County facilities were often required to cut, sand, and remove old insulation, creating clouds of “white dust” that were inhaled for hours. Products like Kaylo pipe insulation and Unibestos blocks were staples of the West Texas industrial landscape. Companies like Johns-Manville and Pittsburgh Corning knew as early as 1935 that these products were lethal. We have the documents, like the Sumner Simpson letters, that show an active conspiracy to hide the truth from workers.

If you worked in Scurry County at any of the following facilities or industries, you may have a Tier 1 mesothelioma claim:

• The SACROC CO2 processing units and injection fields.
• The Sunray Oil or Diamond Shamrock processing plants.
• Commercial construction sites in Snyder, encompassing pre-1980 schools and government buildings.
• Maintenance work on industrial boilers and HVAC systems throughout West Texas.

You may qualify for compensation from multiple pathways, including over 60 active asbestos bankruptcy trusts currently holding over $30 billion in assets. These trusts were established by companies that admitted their products were dangerous but filed for bankruptcy to manage their liability. We file with every trust you qualify for while simultaneously pursuing lawsuits against solvent (active) defendants. Joining the 270+ clients who have rated us 4.9 stars on Google often starts with a single realization: you were lied to. Call (888) 288-9911 for your free consultation.

Benzene Exposure and Leukemia in Scurry County Oilfields

Scurry County isn’t just an asbestos risk zone; it is a benzene risk zone. Benzene is a natural component of the crude oil pulled from the Canyon Reef formations. It is also a Group 1 carcinogen that rewrites your blood at the molecular level. When you inhale benzene vapors or absorb them through your skin while working in the Snyder fields or at local processing plants, your liver metabolizes the chemical into benzene oxide and eventually into muconaldehyde.

These metabolites travel to your bone marrow, where they attack the hematopoietic stem cells—the “mother cells” that produce all your blood. This leads to chromosomal translocations (like t(8;21) or inv(16)) that are the hallmark of Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) and Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS). If you were a refinery operator, tank gauger, or petroleum inspector in Scurry County and have been diagnosed with leukemia, your job likely caused your cancer.

Landmark cases in Texas have proven that companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron knew about the leukemia risk for decades but kept PEL (Permissible Exposure Limit) levels at dangerous thresholds to save money. “In 2024, a Pennsylvania jury awarded $725 million against ExxonMobil for a single benzene/AML case. The value of these cases in Scurry County can be substantial because our juries understand the value of a worker’s life.” Attorney Ralph Manginello discusses case values and what makes a “million-dollar case” in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmMwE7GqUFI

Paraquat and Parkinson’s Disease: The Scurry County Agricultural Link

Scurry County has a rich tradition of cotton and soybean farming. But for decades, agricultural workers and pesticide applicators in areas like Hermleigh and Ira were encouraged to use Paraquat—one of the most acutely toxic herbicides ever sold. Paraquat is so dangerous that it is restricted to licensed applicators in the U.S. and banned entirely in the European Union.

The science is terrifyingly precise: Paraquat’s molecular structure is nearly identical to MPP+, a known neurotoxin that selectively kills dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra—the exact part of the brain that fails in Parkinson’s disease. If you applied Paraquat in Scurry County and are now experiencing tremors, rigidity, or balance issues, this is not just “getting older.” This is a product-liability claim. We represent farmworkers in the active Paraquat MDL (3004), holding manufacturers like Syngenta and Chevron Chemical accountable for failing to warn the West Texas agricultural community.

Breaking the 4th Wall of Corporate Safety: OSHA Standards and Local Reality

Corporations love to tell Scurry County workers that they were “in compliance” with OSHA standards. What they don’t say is that OSHA standards are the absolute floor of safety, and they are usually 20 years behind the science. For example, the OSHA PEL for benzene is 1 ppm, but scientists have known for decades that there is no safe level for benzene exposure.

In Scurry County, we see a pattern of “production over safety” during refinery turnarounds and drilling booms. When a company chooses to ignore a recognized hazard—like the 29 CFR 1910.119 Process Safety Management standard—they are being negligent. Ralph Manginello’s experience in the BP Texas City Refinery explosion litigation showed him exactly how these companies cut corners on maintenance to meet quarterly profit goals. In that case, 15 workers died because of a $100,000 piece of equipment that BP refused to replace. We bring that same investigative ferocity to every Scurry County case.

“Your employer told you workers’ comp is all you can get. They lied. The third-party claim against the product manufacturer, the premises owner, or the maintenance contractor could be worth 10 times more and has no cap on damages.” As Chad H. wrote in his Google review: “A true PITT BULL and fighter. He don’t play!” joining the hundreds of Texans who have found justice with our team.

Multi-Front Recovery: How We Maximize Your Scurry County Case

Most law firms in Texas pick one path. They either handle workers’ comp, or they handle lawsuits, or they handle VA benefits. At Attorney 911, we pursue the “Full Recovery Stack.” We understand that a single Scurry County worker may be entitled to split-recovery from four or five different sources:

1. Asbestos Trusts: Immediate payments from bankrupt manufacturers.
2. Solvent Lawsuits: Full tort damages from active companies like Exxon, Chevron, or John Crane.
3. Third-Party Claims: Lawsuits against the property owner where you were exposed.
4. VA Disability: If you were a veteran exposed to asbestos on a Navy ship or chemicals at a base like Dyess AFB or Reese AFB.
5. Wrongful Death & Survival Actions: If you are the spouse or child of a Scurry County worker who has already passed away.

We navigate the complex Medicare and insurance liens so that more of the settlement stays in your pocket. “Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is unique,” but we fight for the maximum value allowed by law. Learn about how contingency fees work and how we fund your entire case here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upcI_j6F7Nc

Secondary Exposure: The Hidden Victims in Scurry County Homes

Some of our most heartbreaking cases in Scurry County don’t involve the workers themselves, but their wives and children. For decades, men came home from the SACROC units or the processing plants covered in “white dust.” They hugged their children; their wives laundered their work clothes in the family washing machine. We now know that asbestos fibers and lead dust are carried home on clothing, skin, and hair.

This reflects a failure of the employer to provide proper shower and laundry facilities at the job site. If a family member who never set foot in a refinery has been diagnosed with mesothelioma or a chronic lung condition, secondary (take-home) exposure is the likely cause. These claims are not barred by workers’ comp because the victim wasn’t an employee—they are direct negligence claims against the company that failed to contain the toxins.

Evidence Preservation: Why 60 Seconds Could Change Your Life in Scurry County

In toxic exposure cases, the biggest enemy is time. Not just because of the statute of limitations, but because evidence in Scurry County is disappearing every day.

• The Demolition Risk: As older processing units in the Permian Basin are decommissioned, the asbestos-insulated pipes are being destroyed. We move to preserve site records and inspection reports before they are shredded.
• Witness Mortality: Your best evidence is often the testimony of your co-workers. In asbestos cases, those witnesses are often in their 70s or 80s. Statistical data shows a 2-3% annual mortality rate in that cohort. We take depositions early to “freeze” their testimony for trial.
• The Trust Trap: Asbestos trust funds periodically lower their payment percentages. The Manville Trust once paid 100% of claim values; today it pays roughly 5-10%. Filing now locks you into the current assets.

“Statutes of limitations don’t pause while you think about it. The discovery rule in Texas is powerful, but once you possess enough info to reasonably suspect the cause of your illness, the clock starts ticking.” Call 1-888-ATTY-911 now to secure your place in the queue for compensation.

Your Path to Justice in Scurry County: Step-by-Step

When you call Attorney 911, here is exactly what happens:

• Phase 1: Immediate Triage. We conduct a deep-dive interview to map your entire work history in Scurry County and beyond. We identify every plant, every employer, and every decade of service.
• Phase 2: Medical Verification. We collect your pathology reports and CT scans. We often send them to independent B-Readers (NIOSH-certified radiologists) who can identify asbestos markers that a general doctor might miss.
• Phase 3: Work History Reconstruction. Our investigators track down old co-workers, union records, and product invoices to prove you handled the specific products made by the defendants.
• Phase 4: The Strike. We file multi-front claims—trust funds, lawsuits, and statutory benefits—to force the corporations to the table.

As Eddy M. shared in his verified Google review: “From start to finish, the entire process was handled professionally and efficiently. Every question I had was answered thoroughly and in a timely manner, which made everything much less stressful.” That is the level of care we bring to every Scurry County family.

Local Resources for Scurry County Residents

Getting medical care is your first priority. If you have been diagnosed with an occupational cancer in Scurry County, we recommend the following world-class institutions for treatment:

• MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston): Ranked #1 in the nation. They have a dedicated mesothelioma program and are roughly a 6-7 hour drive from Snyder. Their clinical trials are the gold standard. https://www.mdanderson.org
• UT Southwestern Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center (Dallas): An NCI-designated center with leading specialists in thoracic cancers and leukemia, located approximately 250 miles from Scurry County.
• Joe Arrington Cancer Research & Treatment Center (Lubbock): For many Scurry County residents, Lubbock offers the closest high-quality specialty care.
• Cogdell Memorial Hospital (Snyder): Your local source for initial diagnostic imaging and emergency care. “Always tell your doctor at Cogdell about your history of industrial or agricultural work—it could save your life.”

For more on medical steps after a diagnosis, watch our interview with medical professional Leo Lopez: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SS2zvUDW8k

Scurry County Industrial and Toxic Exposure FAQ

1. I worked at a Scurry County refinery 30 years ago. Is it too late to file a mesothelioma claim?

No. In Texas, the statute of limitations for mesothelioma and other toxic exposure diseases follows the discovery rule. The clock generally starts on the day you knew or should have known you had an injury caused by exposure—usually the day of your diagnosis. Because mesothelioma has a latency of up to 50 years, claims from the 1970s and 1980s are filed every day. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free evaluation of your specific dates.

2. Can I sue my employer for benzene exposure if I also receive workers’ compensation in Scurry County?

Yes, but the pathway is specific. While workers’ comp usually prevents you from suing your direct employer for simple negligence, it does NOT prevent you from suing “third parties.” This includes the chemical manufacturers who made the benzene-containing products, the premises owners of the facility where you worked (if you were a contractor), and the equipment manufacturers. These third-party claims often pay 5-10 times more than workers’ comp.

3. What if the company I worked for in Snyder is now bankrupt?

This is common in asbestos cases. If your former employer or the manufacturer of the products you used is bankrupt, they likely have a dedicated Bankruptcy Trust Fund. There are over 60 such trusts today, like the DII Industries (Halliburton) or Johns-Manville trusts. These funds were created specifically to pay workers like you. We handle the entire filing process for these trusts.

4. How much is a mesothelioma case worth in Scurry County?

Every case is unique, but mesothelioma is considered one of the highest-value personal injury claims in the U.S. Settlements typically range from $1 million to $1.4 million, while trial verdicts can reach $5 million to over $100 million. Factors that influence value include your age, the number of defendants identified, and the specific histological type of your cancer.

5. My husband died of a “lung problem” years ago, and we suspect it was asbestos. Can I still file a claim?

Possibly. If we can produce medical records showing symptoms or imaging consistent with mesothelioma or asbestosis, or if his death certificate mentions an occupational disease, we can bring a wrongful death and survival action. The statute of limitations for wrongful death in Texas is generally two years from the date of death, but the discovery rule can sometimes apply to the “cause” of death if it was hidden by the company.

6. Are there any Superfund sites near Scurry County I should know about?

While Scurry County has escaped some of the largest NPL listings, the surrounding Permian Basin has numerous state-monitored sites due to oilfield brine contamination and chemical spills. Legacy groundwater contamination from historical gas plants remains a concern for those using well water in rural parts of the county.

7. Does Attorney 911 represent people who were exposed to Paraquat in Scurry County cotton fields?

Yes. We represent West Texas farmers and applicators who have developed Parkinson’s disease after handling Paraquat. Manufacturers like Syngenta chose to continue selling this brain toxin despite knowing the risks. We can evaluate your pesticide application history for free.

8. I’m a veteran living in Snyder. Can I file a Camp Lejeune claim?

If you were stationed at Camp Lejeune for at least 30 days between 1953 and 1987, you qualify under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA). This is entirely separate from your VA benefits—you can receive your VA disability and win a settlement from the government under the CLJA. The filing window is closing soon, so contact us immediately.

9. What is the CAEv2 earplug settlement I keep hearing about?

If you served in the military between 2003 and 2015 and have hearing loss or tinnitus, you likely used the dual-ended 3M Combat Arms Earplugs. 3M has settled these cases for $6 billion because the earplugs were design-defective. Even if you already get VA disability for your hearing, you are still eligible for a payout from the settlement.

10. How long does a toxic exposure case take to settle?

Trust fund claims can often be resolved in 6 to 12 months. Full civil litigation against solvent defendants usually takes 1 to 3 years. However, in cases of terminal illness like Stage 4 mesothelioma, we can move for an “expedited docket” or “trial preference,” which can sometimes get your case to a resolution in as little as 180 days.

11. I don’t remember the brand names of the products I used at the Snyder plant. Can you help?

Yes. We have massive databases of which asbestos and chemical products were used at specific Scurry County job sites across the decades. We also interview your old co-workers who may have better brand memory. You tell us where you worked; we tell you what was in the air.

12. Are workers’ comp “non-subscribers” common in Scurry County?

Texas is the only state that allows employers to opt out of workers’ comp. If your Scurry County employer was a “non-subscriber,” you have a much stronger legal case. Non-subscribers can be sued for full damages in court, and they lose most of their legal defenses—they cannot argue that you were partially to blame for your own injury.

13. What symptoms of mesothelioma should I look for?

Early signs include a persistent dry cough, shortness of breath while walking on flat ground, and chest wall pain. Many Scurry County workers are misdiagnosed with pneumonia or “West Texas allergies” first. If you have these symptoms and a history of industrial work, see a specialist immediately.

14. What exactly is a “Third-Party Claim”?

If you are injured on a multi-employer job site—common in oilfield and construction work—and the person who caused the injury works for a different company, that is a third-party claim. This is critical because it allows you to get around the limits of workers’ comp and recover for pain, suffering, and elective medical care.

15. Can I get a settlement if I was a smoker but have lung cancer from asbestos?

Yes. Medical research shows a “synergistic effect” between smoking and asbestos. If you were exposed to asbestos, your risk of lung cancer increases 5-fold. If you smoked, it increases 10-fold. But if you did both, the risk multiplies to 50-90 times. The asbestos company is still liable for their portion of that “multiplied” risk.

16. What is the difference between an industrial explosion claim and a chronic exposure claim?

Explosions like the BP Texas City disaster are “acute” events—the injury happens in a split second. Toxic exposure is “chronic”—the injury happens over years. Attorney 911 handles both. Ralph Manginello’s experience with the BP explosion gives us the technical depth to investigate process safety failures, while our medical experts handle the latent-disease science.

17. Is radiation exposure a concern for Scurry County oilfield workers?

Yes. NORM (Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material) can build up inside drilling equipment and pipes as scale. Workers who cleaned these pipes without protection may have inhaled radioactive dust, leading to cancer. This is a specialized area of litigation we can evaluate.

18. Does Attorney 911 handle silica exposure from fracking sand?

Yes. The surge in hydraulic fracturing in the Permian Basin has exposed a new generation of workers to respirable crystalline silica. This causes “accelerated silicosis” and lung cancer. If you worked on a frac spread and have difficulty breathing, contact us.

19. Can I file a claim if my Scurry County employer retaliates against me?

Retaliation for filing a safety complaint or a legal claim is illegal under OSHA’s whistleblower protections and various state laws. If you are fired or demoted for pursuing your rights, we will add a retaliation claim to your lawsuit, which can lead to even higher damages.

20. Why shouldn’t I hire a national firm I saw on a TV commercial for mesothelioma?

National firms often “sign and flip”—they sign thousands of clients and then refer your case to a local firm they’ve never met. When you call Attorney 911, you get Ralph and Lupe. You get Ralph’s personal cell phone number. You get a Scurry County advocate who actually knows where Highway 84 is and what the SACROC unit looks like. We are your neighbors, not a call center in another state.

21. What happens if I lose my case?

Because we work on a pure contingency basis, if we don’t win a settlement or verdict for you, you owe us nothing. No legal fees, no case costs, no medical record fees. We take the entire financial risk because we believe in our clients.

22. What types of damages can my family recover in a wrongful death suit?

You can recover for the loss of the deceased worker’s income, the loss of their companionship and guidance (loss of consortium), and the mental anguish the family has suffered. We also pursue “survival damages,” which compensate for the pain and suffering the worker experienced before they passed.

23. Does my immigration status matter for a Scurry County toxic exposure claim?

Absolutely not. Every worker in Texas, regardless of their documentation status, has the right to a safe workplace and the right to sue for injuries caused by a negligent corporation. Hablamos Español. Your case and your status are confidential with us.

24. What is the first step I should take?

Call 1-888-ATTY-911. We will do a free work history mapping. Even if you aren’t sure you have a case, knowing your rights costs you nothing and could provide the financial security your family needs during a medical crisis.

25. How do I get my medical records to you?

We handle that. Once you sign a simple authorization, our team subpoenas your records from Snyder, Lubbock, or wherever you received treatment. We pay the fees and organize the evidence.

The Fight for Scurry County Starts Here

There is no “secret” to winning toxic exposure cases—there is only hard work and superior intelligence. While other firms are still mailing letters, we are subpoenaing the OSHA logs and the industrial hygiene reports. While other lawyers are reading medical summaries, Lupe Peña is analyzing the defense’s strategy and dismantling it piece by piece.

You spent your career building Scurry County’s energy and agricultural backbone. The companies you worked for grew into multi-billion-dollar empires on the backs of your labor. They knew the risks, and they let you take them so they could keep the profits. That is a betrayal that no amount of company-wide “safety awards” can erase.

“The corporation that poisoned you has a team of lawyers. Right now, they’re working on a way to pay you nothing. You need a team that’s tougher, smarter, and more dedicated to Scurry County than they are.” Join the hundreds of West Texans who have trusted Attorney 911 with their legal emergencies. We are ready to answer the call.

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“This shouldn’t have happened to you. It shouldn’t have happened to anyone. But it did—and now you have rights. Let us carry the legal fight so you can focus on your health and your family.” As Stephanie H. shared in her verified review: “I just never felt so taken care of. She was so communicative and helpful and the experience with this law firm was excellent!” That same commitment is waiting for you at Attorney 911. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 today.