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In New Mexico, legal and financial responsibility for a car accident caused by brake failure may fall on the driver or owner of the vehicle for poor maintenance, the repair shop for faulty work, or the manufacturer for brake defects. Under New Mexico’s comparative negligence rules, fault can be shared among multiple parties.  Driver…

The amount of time a car accident lawsuit in New Mexico takes to settle can vary widely, from around three to six months to one year, two years or longer. Factors that affect the timeline include case complexity, injury severity, the number of liable parties and whether litigation is required. Simple Case: 3-6 Months…

If an out-of-state driver hits you in New Mexico, you can still file a claim here. The other driver still owes you the same duty of care, and New Mexico’s fault and insurance rules apply. You still must act before New Mexico’s three-year deadline. If you encounter complications, you should hire a local New…