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Wright City Truck Accident Attorneys at Attorney911 provide the ultimate legal firepower for victims of 80,000-Pound Walmart 18-Wheelers, Amazon Delivery Vans, Logging Trucks, and East Texas Oilfield Fleet Crashes. Led by Ralph Manginello’s 25+ years of multi-million dollar results—including TBI ($5M+ Recovered), Amputation ($3.8M+), and $2.5M+ Truck Crash settlements—our team includes a former insurance defense attorney who beats Great West Casualty, Old Republic, and Zurich. We extract Samsara ELD data, Motive logs, and DriveCam video before the 30-day black box overwrite, navigating $750,000 to $5 Million federal insurance minimums for jackknife, rollover, and underride victims. While corporate teams deploy in 2 hours, we lock down evidence for drivers, motorcyclists, and pedestrians. Free 24/7 Consultation, No Fee Unless We Win, 1-888-ATTY-911.

February 19, 2026 26 min read
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Wright City Truck Accident Prosecution & Commercial Vehicle Litigation

80,000 pounds of steel doesn’t just hit a car in Wright City; it changes a family’s trajectory forever. Whether it happened on the high-speed corridors of I-20 or the narrow, tree-lined reaches of Highway 64 in Rusk County, an 18-wheeler wreck is a life-altering event. One moment, you’re commuting home to Wright City; the next, you’re pinned in wreckage, facing mounting medical bills and a future of uncertainty.

At Attorney911, led by our managing partner Ralph Manginello, we don’t treat your trauma as just another file. Since 1998, Ralph Manginello has stood as a barrier between injured Texans and the multi-billion dollar corporations that try to steamroll them. We are your Legal Emergency Lawyers™. When a corporate fleet vehicle or an oilfield tanker causes havoc in Wright City, we respond with twenty-five years of trial experience and a calculated strategy to recover every dime you deserve.

The trucking company has already activated its “rapid response” team. Their lawyers are likely on-site in Rusk County before you’ve even left the hospital. If you’ve been hit in Wright City, you need a team that moves faster and fights harder. Call us 24/7 at 1-888-ATTY-911.

Why Wright City Trucking Accidents Require a Different Level of Advocacy

Wright City sits at a dangerous crossroads. We have a unique intersection of heavy East Texas logging traffic, intense oilfield operations, and the relentless flow of commercial freight moving through Rusk County. When an 18-wheeler jackknifes on Highway 42, the legal system that follows is far more complex than a standard car insurance claim.

The Federal Regulatory Minefield

Commercial trucks operating in through Wright City are governed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). These regulations, found in 49 CFR Parts 390-399, dictate everything from how many hours a driver can stay awake to the thickness of their brake pads. If the driver who hit you was on the road for 14 hours straight, they violated Part 395. If their logs were falsified, that’s federal negligence. We use these regulations as a blueprint for your recovery.

The Corporate Shield

When an Amazon van, a Walmart rig, or a Halliburton service truck causes a wreck in Wright City, you isn’t just fighting a driver. You’re fighting a corporate structure designed to insulate the parent company from liability. Our associate attorney Lupe Peña used to work for insurance companies—he knows their playbooks from the inside. He knows how they try to hide behind independent contractor labels to avoid paying for the damage they’ve caused. We pierce those shields to find the deep-pocket insurance layers that can actually provide for your lifetime of medical care.

Our firm has recovered over $50,000,000 for clients because we understand these complexities. As Chad Harris, one of our clients, stated: “You are NOT just some client… You are FAMILY to them.” We bring that same level of devotion to every Wright City family we represent.

If you’re hurting, don’t wait. Black box data is overwritten quickly. Call us now at 888-ATTY-911. Hablamos Español.

The 48-Hour Evidence Preservation Protocol in Rusk County

In the wake of a Wright City truck crash, the clock is your greatest enemy. Trucking companies are technically required to keep certain records, but those records have a way of “disappearing” if they aren’t legally locked down.

Black Box Data (ECM)

Modern 18-wheelers are equipped with an Engine Control Module. This “black box” records critical telemetry: speed at impact, brake pedal application, and even idling patterns. In Wright City, where many of our accidents involve high speeds on Highway 64, this data is the “silent witness” we need. However, many systems overwrite this data in as little as 30 days or after a few thousand miles of new driving. We send formal spoliation letters within hours of being hired to ensure this evidence is preserved for our accident reconstruction experts.

Electronic Logging Devices (ELD)

Per 49 CFR § 395.8, most commercial drivers must use ELDs to track their driving hours. Tired drivers in Rusk County take risks to make their delivery windows in Henderson or Tyler. If a driver was pushed past their legal 11-hour driving limit, the ELD data will prove it. We hold trucking companies accountable for the fatigue they mandate.

Dashcam and Netradyne Surveillance

If you were hit by an Amazon DSP van or a Walmart 18-wheeler near Wright City, there is nearly a 100% chance the event was caught on video. Systems like Netradyne use four cameras to monitor driver behavior in real-time. This footage is often deleted on a rolling cycle. Every day you wait to hire a Wright City truck accident lawyer is another day where the most powerful evidence of your case could be erased forever.

We move with the same urgency as your medical team. Ralph Manginello is admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, providing us the federal reach to subpoena records from corporate headquarters in other states. We don’t just ask for evidence; we demand it under penalty of law.

Don’t let them delete the truth. Call 1-888-288-9911 immediately.

Wright City Oilfield & Industrial Truck Accidents

Wright City is located in the heart of the East Texas Oil Field. This means our roads—roads your children take to school—are shared with 80,000-pound water trucks, sand haulers, and crude oil tankers. These vehicles aren’t standard 18-wheelers; they are massive industrial machines that create unique hazards.

Sand Haulers and Water Trucks

Frac operations run 24/7. In Rusk County, sand trucks often operate on narrow two-lane roads never designed for that level of vibration and weight. Overloaded trailers are common because these drivers are often paid per load, creating a financial incentive to speed and skip safety checks. If an overloaded water truck rolled over on Highway 42, we investigate the driver and the company that pushed them to exceed GVWR limits.

Crude Oil Tankers & HAZMAT

A crude tanker wreck in Wright City isn’t just a collision; it’s a hazardous materials event. Under 49 CFR Part 397, these carriers must follow incredibly strict HAZMAT protocols. If a tanker spill caused chemical burns or triggered an explosion, the insurance minimums jump to $5 million. We’ve gone toe-to-toe with the world’s largest oil corporations, including BP during the Texas City refinery litigation. We aren’t intimidated by billion-dollar balance sheets.

Inexperienced “Hot Shot” Drivers

Rusk County sees a high volume of “hot shot” delivery trucks—smaller flatbeds rushing parts to active wellsites. Because these trucks are often just under the CDL weight threshold, drivers may have zero commercial training. They are paid based on speed, leading to reckless driving on our Wright City streets. We hold the operators who hired these “hot shot” services liable for negligent contractor selection.

Whether you were hit by a Halliburton pump truck or an independent water hauler, Ralph Manginello has the 25+ years of experience needed to navigate these high-stakes cases. “Mr. Manginello and his firm are first class,” says client Ernest Cano. “Will fight tooth and nail for you.”

Contact us at 1-888-ATTY-911 for an advocate who knows the Wright City oilfield landscape.

Common Commercial Accident Types in Wright City

Rusk County’s topography and road design create specific accident patterns that our team sees regularly. We don’t just use boilerplate legal forms; we tailor our investigation to the physics of the specific wreck.

Logging Truck Rollovers and Load Shifts

Rusk County is timber country. Logging trucks are notorious for high centers of gravity and unstable loads. If a log trailer fails to secure its load per 49 CFR § 393.100, the result is a battering ram on the road. We’ve secured multi-million dollar settlements for victims of logging accidents, including a $5 million recovery for a victim struck by a falling log.

I-20 High-Speed Jackknife Wrecks

Just north of Wright City, I-20 serves as a primary artery for American commerce. When a driver slams their brakes on a rainy overpass, the trailer often swings out perpendicular to the cab. This blocks every lane of traffic, leaving Dayton or passenger cars in Wright City no escape. We analyze the 49 CFR § 393.48 brake system requirements to prove a jackknife wasn’t an “act of God,” but a preventable mechanical failure.

Wide-Turn “Squeeze Play” in Town

At the intersections in Wright City, big rigs must swing left to make a right turn. If the truck driver failed to use their blinker or check their blind spots, a smaller car can get crushed against the curb. This “squeeze play” isn’t a driver error; it’s often a training failure by the carrier.

Underride Collisions

Perhaps the most terrifying, an underride happens when a car slides beneath a trailer that lacks proper rear or side guards. These accidents are frequently fatal. If the truck that hit you in Wright City was missing the Mansfield bar or had a rusted, non-compliant guard, we prosecute that equipment violation to the fullest extent of the law.

Whatever the mechanics of your accident, Ralph Manginello and the Attorney911 team have the resources to hire the best engineers and reconstructionists. We’ve recovered millions for families in Wright City facing traumatic brain injuries and wrongful death. Call 888-ATTY-911 now.

Piercing the Corporate Shield: Who is Really Liable?

In a Wright City car wreck, you sue the other driver. In a truck wreck, you often sue an entire corporate family. At Attorney911, we investigate the whole chain of command.

  1. The Truck Driver: For direct negligence like speeding, texting, or violating Hours of Service.
  2. The Trucking Carrier (Company): Under respondeat superior, the company is responsible for the driver. We also pursue them for negligent hiring if they put a driver with a record of DUIs or crashes on the road.
  3. The Corporate Brand (Walmart/Amazon/FedEx): Even if they call their drivers “contractors,” we look at the level of control. If Amazon dictated the route and monitored the speed, Amazon is an employer in everything but name.
  4. The Oilfield Operator: If an oil company hired a trucking contractor with a failing safety score to work a Wright City lease, that oil company is liable for negligent contractor selection.
  5. The Maintenance Shop: If a third-party mechanic in East Texas failed to fix the brakes that eventually failed on Highway 64, they are on the hook.
  6. The Loading Company: If the freight shifted because it wasn’t balanced, the facility that loaded the trailer is liable.

Most Wright City firms stop at the driver. We keep going until we find the entities with the multi-million dollar insurance policies. Our associate attorney Lupe Peña knows exactly where these companies hide their umbrella coverage because he used to defend them. He’s now the most dangerous weapon in your arsenal.

“They solved in a couple of months what others did nothing about in two years,” says client Angel Walle. We get to the bottom of the liability chain fast. Call 1-888-ATTY-911.

Catastrophic Injuries on Wright City Roads

A semi-truck weighs 20 times more than your vehicle. When that much mass collides with yours, the medical consequences are never “minor.” Our firm specialize in representing victims who have had their bodies and lives broken by heavy machinery.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

TBIs are often called “invisible injuries” by insurance adjusters who want to downplay your pain. Ralph Manginello knows better. We have recovered settlements ranging from $1.5M to $9.8M for TBI victims. Whether it’s axonal shearing or complex concussive syndrome, we ensure the experts are in place to explain to a Rusk County jury exactly how your brain has been altered.

Spinal Cord Damage & Paralysis

A truck rollover can crush the roof of a car, leading to broken vertebrae and spinal cord severance. The lifetime cost of quadriplegia or paraplegia can reach $25 million. If you’re facing a future in a wheelchair, you can’t afford a lawyer who accepts a $100,000 settlement. You need an attorney who fights for the multi-million dollar recoveries required for a lifetime of care.

Amputation and Crush Injuries

Oilfield trucks and logging trailers cause devastating limb-loss accidents in Wright City. We have secured amputation settlements in the $1.9M to $8.6M range. We don’t just calculate the medical bill for the surgery; we calculate the lifetime of prosthetics, phantom limb pain, and lost earning capacity.

Wrongful Death

If a Wright City truck crash took your spouse, parent, or child, no amount of money can fill that void. But it can provide for the children left behind and ensure the negligent company never does this to another family. Texas law allows for significant recoveries in wrongful death cases—ranging from $1.9M to $9.5M depending on the severity of the negligence.

Client Kiimarii Yup says it best: “I lost everything… 1 year later I have gained so much in return plus a brand new truck.” We are here to rebuild what the trucking company destroyed. Call 1-888-288-9911 for compassionate guidance.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Authority (FMCSA) Requirements

In Wright City, we hold trucking companies to the highest federal standards. If they cut corners on these regulations, they are negligent per se.

  • Part 391 (Driver Qualification): Was the driver medically fit? Did they have a history of seizures or drug use that the carrier ignored?
  • Part 392 (Operating Rules): This prohibits driving while ill or fatigued. It also mandates that drivers adjust speed for the East Texas fog and rain we see in Rusk County.
  • Part 393 (Vehicle Components): This covers everything from the brightness of tail lights to the securement of cargo. If a strap snapped on a timber truck, it’s a Part 393 violation.
  • Part 395 (Hours of Service): This is the most common violation. Drivers are limited to 11 hours of driving after 10 hours off. If the company man at an oil well pressured a driver to return to Wright City after a 16-hour shift, we will find that evidence in the dispatch records.
  • Part 396 (Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance): Every 18-wheeler must undergo an annual inspection. They also require “pre-trip” inspections daily. If the driver skipped their 15-minute safety check and a tire blowout followed, they broke federal law.

Ralph Manginello’s federal court experience means we know how to cross-examine safety managers on these specific CFR sections. We don’t accept “it was an accident” as an excuse for a regulatory failure.

For an attorney who speaks the language of federal trucking law, call 888-ATTY-911.

Understanding Commercial Insurance Limits in Texas

If you’re hit by a teenager on Highway 64, their insurance might be limited to $30,000. If you’re hit by an 18-wheeler, the money available is fundamentally different.

  • General Freight Minimum: $750,000
  • Oil and Pipeline Equipment Minimum: $1,000,000
  • Hazardous Materials (Crude/Fuel): $5,000,000
  • Corporate Fleets (Walmart/Amazon): Often have umbrella and excess policies reaching $50 million to $100 million.

Do not be fooled by an early offer of $100,000. The insurance adjusters want you to sign a release before you realize you need a second surgery or that you’ll have permanent nerve damage. Because Lupe Peña formerly worked in insurance defense, he knows exactly when they are hiding an excess policy. We don’t settle for the minimum; we fight for the maximum.

Our firm works on a contingency basis—you pay nothing unless we win. We advance all the costs for Rusk County court filings and expert witnesses. You have zero financial risk and everything to gain.

Start your fight today at 1-888-ATTY-911.

Frequently Asked Questions for Wright City Victims

How long do I have to file a claim in Wright City?
In Texas, the statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of the accident. However, in trucking cases, you shouldn’t wait more than two days. Evidence in Rusk County truck wrecks—like roadside debris and black box data—is highly time-sensitive.

What if I was partially at fault for the crash on Highway 64?
Texas follows a “Modified Comparative Negligence” rule (the 51% bar). As long as you are not more than 50% responsible for the accident, you can still recover damages. Your total award will be reduced by your percentage of fault. If the truck was speeding and you failed to signal, you can still win.

Do I need to talk to the insurance adjuster from the trucking company?
NEVER give a recorded statement without your lawyer present. Adjusters are trained to ask “trap” questions that make you sound like you are admitting fault or understating your injuries. Tell them to call Attorney911 at 1-888-ATTY-911.

What if the truck driver was an independent contractor?
This is a standard defense. We look at the “right of control.” If the company told the driver which road in Wright City to take and which hours to work, they are likely legally an employee. We pierce the contractor shield to reach the corporate insurance.

How is a truck accident different from a car accident?
The weight, the federal regulations, the electronic data, and the multi-layered insurance are all different. General car accident lawyers often overlook the FMCSA violations that turn a $50,000 case into a $1,000,000 case.

What are “Nuclear Verdicts”?
These are jury awards that exceed $10 million, meant to punish corporations for gross negligence. Our firm stays on the cutting edge of these trends, using the same “Reptile Theory” tactics that make insurers tremble.

Why Hire Attorney911 for Your Rusk County Case?

We aren’t a high-volume “billboard firm” where you’re just a number. When you hire us, you get Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña. You get 4.9-star Google service and 25+ years of battle-tested experience.

  • We know Wright City: We understand the specific dangers of the East Texas Oil Field and the Rusk County logging routes.
  • We know the enemy: With former insurance defense insight, we anticipate their moves before they make them.
  • We have the results: Over $50 million recovered for families just like yours.
  • We are 24/7: Truck accidents don’t happen only during business hours. Neither do we.

As Glenda Walker said after her settlement: “They make you feel like family and even though the process may take some time, they make it feel like a breeze. They fought for me to get every dime I deserved.”

You’ve been through enough. Let us take the weight of this legal battle off your shoulders so you can focus on healing. If you’ve been hit in Wright City, Rusk County, or anywhere in East Texas, your path to justice starts with one call.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911).
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Detailed Injury and Damage FAQ Cluster for Wright City Victims

Is my neck pain normal after being rear-ended by a semi on Highway 64?
Yes, but it is often much more than “simple whiplash.” When an 80,000-pound truck slams into you, the force of the impact is exponentially higher than a car-on-car crash. This leads to herniated or bulging discs in the cervical spine. Insurance companies in Rusk County often try to claim these are “pre-existing” or “degenerative” conditions. We use specialized spinal experts to prove that the truck accident caused or dramatically aggravated your condition, turning a lowball offer into a significant recovery.

The truck driver was on drugs—how does that affect my case?
Drug use in the trucking industry, particularly the use of stimulants to stay awake for oilfield or logging shifts, is a major problem in East Texas. If the driver who hit you in Wright City tested positive for Schedule I substances or was impaired by alcohol, 49 CFR Part 382 was violated. This often opens the door for Punitive Damages—additional money awarded by a jury to punish the company for allowing an impaired driver on our roads. This can significantly increase the total value of your case.

What is “Loss of Consortium” for my spouse after my injury?
If your injuries prevent you from maintaining a normal relationship with your spouse—including loss of companionship, affection, and physical intimacy—your husband or wife has their own legal claim in Rusk County. A catastrophic Wright City truck accident doesn’t just hurt the person in the car; it hurts the marriage. We ensure that your family’s dynamic is compensated fairly.

Does a Traumatic Brain Injury always mean a coma?
Absolutely not. Many victims of 18-wheeler accidents in Wright City walk away from the scene thinking they are fine, only to develop personality changes, severe headaches, and memory loss days later. This is often “Diffuse Axonal Injury” or axonal shearing. Because Ralph Manginello is a “Million Dollar Member” of the Trial Lawyers Achievement Association, he knows how to document these complex brain injuries to ensure you are compensated for long-term cognitive care.

Can I get paid for “Loss of Enjoyment of Life”?
Yes. In Texas, this is a distinct category of non-economic damage. If your crushed leg prevents you from ever hunting in the Rusk County woods again, or if your back injury means you can’t pick up your grandchildren in Wright City, that is a real loss. We use “Day in the Life” videos and family testimony to show a jury what has truly been taken from you.

Who pays my Tyler or Henderson medical bills while my case is pending?
While the trucking company is ultimately liable, they won’t pay your bills piece-by-piece—they pay one lump sum at the end. We work with specialized medical providers in East Texas who will treat you under a “Letter of Protection.” This means you get the surgeries and therapy you need NOW, and the doctors are paid out of the final settlement. You should never skip a doctor’s visit because you are worried about the cost.

How is “Loss of Earning Capacity” calculated for a Wright City oilfield worker?
If you are a blue-collar worker or a professional who can no longer do the physical or mental labor required for your job, we hire vocational experts and economists. We don’t just calculate your lost wages today; we calculate what you would have earned until retirement, including 401(k) matches, bonuses, and holiday pay. We fight for the lifetime value of your career.

What counts as “Mental Anguish”?
If you have nightmares about the crash, can no longer drive on Highway 42 without a panic attack, or are suffering from PTSD, those are documented psychological injuries. We ensure you see the right therapists and psychologists after your Wright City accident to document this anguish. A Rusk County jury can award significant compensation for the emotional scars left by an 80,000-pound wreck.

Don’t leave money on the table that your family will need later. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 for a complete evaluation of ALL your damages—hidden and obvious.

Expanded Discussion on Specific Vehicle Risks in Rusk County

Dump Truck and Gravel Hauler Hazards in Wright City
With constant construction and wellpad building in Rusk County, dump trucks are everywhere. These trucks weigh up to 65,000 pounds and are often the most poorly maintained vehicles on the road. Many are operated by small LLCs that cut corners on tires and brakes. We investigate the maintenance logs and the hiring contractor. If a dump truck hit you because of a tire blowout, we determine if the tread was below the FMCSA 4/32″ or 2/32″ legal minimums.

Garbage Truck Accidents in Residential Wright City
Residential waste management trucks are massive, top-heavy vehicles with significant blind spots. Because they operate in our local Wright City neighborhoods, they pose an extreme risk to pedestrians and children. Most garbage trucks lack advanced backup sensors or enough personnel to serve as spotters. If you were hit by a waste truck, we look for municipal or corporate liability. These cases often involve strict “Government Tort Claim” notice deadlines, sometimes as short as 60 to 90 days. You must call an attorney immediately.

Rental Moving Trucks (U-Haul, Penske) and Untrained Drivers
Wright City roads often see large rental trucks. The terrifying truth is that rental companies put 20,000-pound trucks into the hands of people who’ve only ever driven a sedan. These drivers have no CDL and no commercial training. If a U-Haul rolls over onto you because the driver didn’t understand the center of gravity, we pursue the driver for negligence and the rental company for Negligent Entrustment or maintenance failures. We know how to pierce the Graves Amendment to hold these companies accountable.

School Bus and Transit Van Safety
Nothing is more precious than our children on Rusk County school buses. If a truck strikes a bus or if a bus driver’s negligence causes an injury, the legal battle is intense. These cases often involve governmental immunity issues. Ralph Manginello understands the specific procedures required to sue a school district or a municipal transit agency. We ensure the most vulnerable victims in Wright City have the strongest advocates.

If any commercial vehicle—large or small—caused your pain, call Attorney911 at 1-888-ATTY-911. We are East Texas’s Legal Emergency Lawyers™.

FMCSA Regulation Deep-Dive for Rusk County Litigation

When we take your case in Wright City, we perform a “Safety Audit” of the trucking carrier. We look for patterns of law-breaking in these categories:

49 CFR Part 382: Controlled Substances and Alcohol Use
Trucking companies are required to have a random drug testing program. In many Wright City wrecks, we discover that the company “looked the other way” regarding a driver’s substance abuse history. A failure to perform a pre-employment drug test is an automatic win for your case.

49 CFR Part 391: Qualification of Drivers
Was the driver licensed? Did they have a valid medical examiner’s certificate? Drivers with untreated sleep apnea or heart conditions are an 80,000-pound liability. If the company hired a driver who didn’t speak enough English to read road signs (a Part 391.11 requirement), that is negligent hiring.

49 CFR Part 393: Parts and Accessories Necessary for Safe Operation
This isn’t just about brakes. It covers windshield wipers, mirrors, and securement of the cargo. In East Texas, many logging accidents occur because the bunk/stake equipment on the trailer failed. We hire mechanical engineers to inspect the metal for fatigue and pre-existing cracks that the company should have found during an inspection.

49 CFR Part 395: Hours of Service (HOS)
Fatigue is the “silent killer” on Rusk County highways. Part 395 mandates that after 11 hours of driving, the driver MUST rest. With the ELD mandate, it is harder for companies to “cook the books,” but they still try. We compare ELD data with fuel receipts and GPS pings to find the lies. If the driver was awake for 20 hours straight, we hold the company responsible for the “Sleep-Deprived Assassin” they put on the road.

49 CFR Part 396: Inspection, Repair, and Maintenance
A commercial truck must be in safe operating condition at all times. If a truck in Wright City had a “Road Gator” tire blowout that caused your wreck, we check the Tread Depth logs. If they were running on bald tires to save money, they violated Part 396.

For a firm that understands the technicalities of the law and the physics of the crash, call Ralph Manginello and Attorney911 at 888-ATTY-911.

Closing the Path to Justice for Wright City

You were just driving through Wright City, minding your own business, when a negligent trucking company changed your life. You’re dealing with pain that keeps you up at night, bills that you can’t pay, and an insurance company that treat you like a ” pest” or a “claim number.”

We don’t accept that. At Attorney911, you are human first. We know the roads of Rusk County, the laws of Texas, and the tactics of corporate America. We’ve recovered over $50 million for people who were once where you are right now.

Ralph Manginello’s 25+ years of experience is your shield. Lupe Peña’s former defense knowledge is your sword. Together, we are the Legal Emergency Lawyers™ of East Texas.

Within 48 hours, evidence will start to disappear.
Within 30 days, black box data could be gone.
Your fight needs to start NOW.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 (1-888-288-9911).
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