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You Show Up for Everyone. We'll Show Up for You.
Truck accidents, workplace injuries, and serious injury cases. Trial attorney Marco Crawford takes on trucking companies and insurance companies for the people who keep South Texas running.
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You punch the clock, work the overtime, and carry more than your share. When an injury takes that away, we know exactly what's on the line.
Hit by a commercial truck on I-35, I-10 or Loop 410? Trucking companies send lawyers fast. So should you.
Truck accident lawyer → Welders, Linemen & TradesHurt on a job site or plant floor, including non-subscriber employers who skip workers' comp.
Workplace injury lawyer → Construction CrewsFalls, equipment failures and unsafe sites. We find every party responsible, not just your employer.
Construction accident lawyer → Oilfield & Energy WorkersEagle Ford rigs, well sites and haul roads. Dangerous work deserves a lawyer who understands it.
Oilfield injury lawyer → Nurses, Teachers & FamiliesThe drive to a shift or school pickup shouldn't cost you everything. We handle the insurers.
Car accident lawyer → Families Who Lost SomeoneWhen a provider is gone, we fight to protect the family's stability and future.
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“I feel like I have a responsibility to my clients, and that’s one of the things I love the most.”
Hear in his own words why he fights for San Antonio's working families.
Marco Crawford is a San Antonio trial attorney with nearly two decades of experience fighting for people hurt in car crashes, 18-wheeler wrecks, workplace accidents and heavy equipment accidents. He believes clients deserve respect, straight answers and direct access to their lawyer.
A native South Texan from the Corpus Christi area, Marco went from high school dropout to the first in his family to earn a college degree and a law license. Today, he's a father of four daughters and a lawyer who never forgets where he came from.
For working families, missing work isn't an inconvenience. It's missed bills, missed opportunities, and uncertainty for everyone counting on you.
Lost wages, lost overtime, and the earning power an injury takes from your future.
Hospital stays, surgery, therapy, and the rent that's still due while you heal.
Keeping a home, staying afloat, and getting your life back on track.
As a San Antonio truck accident lawyer, Marco knows the playbook. They have more money, more lawyers and more leverage. They count on you settling fast and cheap. Marco prepares every case like it's going to trial, because insurers pay more when they know he'll take them there.
Talk to Marco TodayAn 18-wheeler can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, so crashes on I-35, I-10, Loop 410 and Loop 1604 often cause catastrophic injuries: spinal cord and brain injuries, broken bones, and wrongful death.
Truck accident cases are different from car wrecks. Trucking companies must follow federal safety rules on driver hours, rest breaks, drug testing, vehicle maintenance and cargo loading. When they cut corners, people get hurt. Marco moves quickly to preserve the evidence that proves it, including electronic logging device records, the truck's black box data, dash-cam footage, and driver qualification and maintenance files.
More than one party may be responsible: the driver, the trucking company, the cargo loader, a maintenance contractor, or a parts manufacturer. We identify every one of them so nothing is left on the table.
Talk to a truck accident lawyer →Read more about 18-wheeler accident cases →Dump trucks, cement mixers, tow trucks, work trucks, city buses and utility vehicles share San Antonio's roads every day, especially near construction zones and industrial areas.
When a driver is on the job, the employer can often be held responsible for the crash. Commercial vehicles also tend to carry larger insurance policies than personal cars, which can matter when your medical bills and lost wages are serious.
Businesses and their insurers bring in their own investigators fast. Marco levels the playing field by gathering the police report, witness statements, vehicle data and company records needed to hold the right party accountable.
Get a free case review →Read more about company vehicle accidents →Delivery vans, box trucks and company cars are everywhere in San Antonio neighborhoods, and drivers on tight schedules often speed, run stop signs, drive distracted or park in dangerous spots.
These cases can get complicated. Many delivery drivers are classified as independent contractors, and several companies and insurance policies may be involved. Figuring out who is legally responsible, and which policy pays, is where an experienced personal injury lawyer makes the difference.
Whether you were hit by a delivery van, a company pickup or a service vehicle, we sort out the web of employers, contractors and insurers so you can focus on getting better.
Ask about your delivery crash →Read more about company vehicle accidents →Texas is the only state that lets private employers opt out of workers' compensation. These companies are called non-subscribers, and if you're hurt on the job at one of them, you may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit against your employer.
Under Texas law, a non-subscriber employer sued for negligence loses important defenses. It generally can't argue that you were partly at fault, that you assumed the risk, or that a coworker caused the injury. That can make a real difference for injured welders, linemen, warehouse workers, oilfield hands and construction crews.
Some employers ask injured workers to sign releases or enroll in company injury plans after an accident. Talk to a lawyer before you sign anything. In most cases, you have two years from the date of injury to file.
Talk to a workplace injury lawyer →Read more about work injury cases →Insurance companies are businesses, and paying less is how they make money. After an accident, adjusters may delay your claim, deny it outright, blame you for the crash, or push a fast lowball settlement before you know the full cost of your injuries.
Your own policy may help too. Texas insurers must offer personal injury protection (PIP) and uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage unless you rejected it in writing. These benefits can pay medical bills and lost wages when the other driver has little or no insurance.
Before you give a recorded statement or sign a release, call us. Marco handles the insurance companies so you don't have to, and he's ready to take them to court when they won't treat you fairly.
Get help with a denied claim →Behind every case is a person trying to get back to work, back to family and back to normal. Clients are treated like people, not case files or settlement numbers. These are their stories.
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Straight answers to the questions injured workers and families ask us most. Have a different question? Call 210.756.5400, and a real person will answer.
Nothing up front. Marco Crawford Law works on a contingency fee, which means you pay no attorney fees unless we recover money for you.
For most personal injury cases in Texas, the deadline is two years from the date of the injury. Claims against a city, county or other government entity can have much shorter notice deadlines, so it's important to call as soon as you can.
Get medical care, call the police and get the crash report number, take photos of the scene, and don't give a recorded statement to the trucking company's insurer. Trucking companies often send their own investigators quickly, so call a truck accident lawyer right away.
Often, yes. Texas lets employers opt out of workers' compensation. When a non-subscriber employer's negligence causes your injury, you can often bring a claim directly against them, and other parties like contractors or equipment makers may also be responsible.
Under Texas law, you can still recover as long as you were not more than 50% responsible. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault, which is why insurers try so hard to shift blame onto you.
Most cases settle, but Marco prepares every case as if it's going to trial. Insurance companies know which lawyers will take them to court, and that preparation is what leads to fair offers.
Sí. Our team speaks Spanish, and we'll explain every step of your case in the language you're most comfortable with.
Based in San Antonio, representing injured workers and families across Bexar, Guadalupe, Comal, Kendall, Wilson, Atascosa and Medina counties. Choose your community for local roads, what to do after a crash, and answers to common questions.
You Show Up for Everyone. We'll Show Up for You.
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