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Where do Most Pedestrian Accidents Occur?
Pedestrians are considered vulnerable roadway users. This means that they are likely to sustain significant injuries in the event a collision with a vehicle occurs....
Bicycle Hit and Run Accident: What Should You Do?
Hit and run accidents are not uncommon throughout New Mexico. Unfortunately, when they happen to a person on a bike, they can result in severe...
What to Do if Your Car Insurance Claim Was Denied
Dealing with automobile insurance carriers can be notoriously challenging. This is particularly frustrating when you are trying to recover compensation for your injuries, property damage...
Uninsured/Underinsured Insurance Requirements in New Mexico
Most people understand that you have to have insurance on your automobile if you want to remain legal on New Mexico’s roadways. However, do you...
5 Safety Tips for Teen Drivers
Getting a driver’s license is perhaps one of the pinnacle moments of a young person’s life. The reality is that a driver’s license represents freedom,...
What is Considered Essential Evidence in a Car Accident?
If you or somebody you care about sustains an injury or property damage as a result of an accident caused by another driver, you want...
Is New Mexico a No-Fault State for Car Accidents?
In some states across the country, drivers will turn to their own insurance carrier after an accident occurs, regardless of who caused the incident. These...
What Is the New Mexico Statute of Limitations for a Car Accident?
If you or somebody you care about sustains an injury in a vehicle accident caused by another driver in New Mexico, you should be able...