2020

New Mexico is a fault insurance state, which means that drivers whose actions cause accidents are responsible for paying for victims’ damages. You can claim this compensation by filing an insurance claim or lawsuit against the at-fault driver. While you may secure compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and more, the amount of time...

  A car accident can result in serious financial harm. You may need to pay for medical care, lose weeks or even months of wages, and take your vehicle to a shop for repairs. On top of these hardships, you may experience physical pain and emotional trauma, impacting your quality of life. In New...

The moments after a New Mexico car accident can be very overwhelming. You may be suffering from severe injuries, your vehicle can have significant damage, and you may be worried about your financial future. After any kind of traffic accident, it is important to take the necessary steps to seek help—and this includes contacting...

  Car accidents are unfortunately common on Albuquerque roads. According to the New Mexico Department of Transportation, New Mexico saw an average of 128 crashes, 54 injuries, and one death per day during 2018—a startling statistic. In Bernalillo County alone, a crash occurred every 27 minutes during 2018. Many factors contribute to these accidents,...

Every time someone gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, we expect them to be a safe and cautious driver, but according to statistics from the New Mexico Department of Transportation’s Traffic Crash Annual Report, many aren’t. On average in New Mexico in 2018, a distracted driving crash occurred every 55 minutes, an alcohol-involved...