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Pleasanton Personal Injury Lawyer
Serving Pleasanton, TX from our San Antonio office
Pleasanton, known as the Birthplace of the Cowboy, is the largest city in Atascosa County, south of San Antonio on US-281 near I-37. The Eagle Ford Shale brought jobs and heavy truck traffic to the area, and serious crashes on its highways affect working families across the county.
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Life and Work in Pleasanton
Pleasanton takes pride in its ranching heritage as the Birthplace of the Cowboy, and it remains the commercial center of Atascosa County. Many residents commute to San Antonio, while others work in ranching, agriculture and the energy industry.
The Eagle Ford Shale runs through the region, bringing water haulers, sand trucks and oilfield service vehicles onto US-281, State Highway 97 and county roads. Those trucks share narrow rural highways with commuters and school traffic.
ZIP codes we serve include 78064
Common Injury Cases in Pleasanton
Oilfield worker injuries
Injuries on well sites, rigs and during equipment work.
Oilfield truck collisions
Crashes with heavy trucks on US-281 and rural highways.
Commuter crashes to San Antonio
Collisions on the drive north on US-281 and I-37.
Fighting for Injured Workers & Families in Pleasanton
In Pleasanton, we see oilfield truck crashes on US-281 and State Highway 97, collisions near I-37, and injuries to oilfield, agricultural and construction workers.
Where Serious Crashes Happen Around Pleasanton
US-281
The main route between Pleasanton and San Antonio, with heavy truck traffic.
I-37
A major freight corridor to Corpus Christi just east of town.
State Highway 97
A rural route through the Eagle Ford with oilfield traffic.
Serving Pleasanton & Nearby Communities
Marco Crawford Law represents injured workers and families in Pleasanton and throughout Atascosa County. Our office on the IH-10 West frontage road near the Medical Center serves clients across the region, and we can also meet by phone, by video or at your home.
What to Do After a Crash in Pleasanton
The first few days after an injury matter. Here's what to do to protect your health and your claim.
- 1Get safe and call 911Crashes inside city limits are usually handled by the Pleasanton Police Department. Rural crashes may be handled by the Atascosa County Sheriff's Office or DPS. Ask for the crash report number before you leave.
- 2Get medical care right awayFor serious injuries, San Antonio's Level I trauma centers are University Hospital and Brooke Army Medical Center. Some injuries don't show up for days, so get checked even if you feel okay.
- 3Document everythingPhotos of the vehicles, the scene and your injuries, plus names and numbers of any witnesses.
- 4Don't give the insurer a statementTheir adjuster works for them, not you. Call us first.
- 5Know where your case goesInjury cases from Pleasanton are usually filed in Atascosa County, whose courthouse is in nearby Jourdanton.
Pleasanton Personal Injury FAQ
I was hurt working in the oilfield near Pleasanton. Can I sue my employer?
It depends on whether your employer carries workers' compensation. If it's a non-subscriber, you may be able to sue for negligence, and other companies on the site may also be responsible.
Where would my case be filed if I was hurt near Pleasanton?
Usually in Atascosa County, whose courthouse is in Jourdanton, though it can depend on where the injury happened and who is responsible.
Can Marco meet me in Pleasanton?
Yes. We can meet by phone or video, and we'll come to you if you're injured and can't travel to San Antonio.
How long do I have to file an injury claim in Texas?
For most Texas personal injury cases, the deadline is two years from the date of the injury. Some claims, especially against a city or government entity, have much shorter notice deadlines. The sooner you call, the more we can do.