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Route 66 is one of the most famous highways in the world. Although it was decommissioned on June 27, 1985, a significant portion of the original route remains drivable today, while modern interstates have replaced other segments. What sets Route 66 apart is that it connected Chicago to Santa Monica at a time where…

 Getting hurt in a motorcycle accident is already difficult enough. When it comes to securing fair financial compensation for your injuries and losses, you could face a whole new set of challenges. Depending on the state where your motorcycle accident occurred, a lack of a helmet could interfere with your claim – potentially resulting in…

 New Mexico motorcycle accidents can cause serious, painful and costly injuries to the rider. To stay safe as much as possible, motorcyclists should do everything they can to avoid involvement in traffic accidents. This requires learning the most common causes of motorcycle crashes in the state based on accident data and recent trends. Distracted Driving Statistics…

Yes. An injured passenger can file a motorcycle accident claim against the at-fault driver or rider in New Mexico. The amount of compensation available depends on factors such as injury severity, available insurance coverage and fault under the comparative negligence law.How Do Accident Claims Work for Motorcycle Passengers? In keeping with insurance laws in most states,…

In New Mexico, you can get a copy of a police report after a car accident in Albuquerque by contacting the law enforcement agency that filed it, often online or by visiting in person. You will need to know certain details about the accident, such as the date and the names of the parties…

A medical lien on a personal injury case in New Mexico allows a hospital or health care provider to retrieve payment for medical services it provided to the patient from the patient’s personal injury settlement or judgment award. If your personal injury case involves a medical lien, the cost of the lien will have…

In a New Mexico car accident case, an expert witness is a highly qualified professional who has specialized knowledge used to explain complex issues relevant to the case. An expert witness can provide testimony on the cause of the accident, the victim’s injuries, future costs and other complicated topics. Seeking legal guidance from a…

When your car accident insurance claim in New Mexico gets denied, review the rejection letter, gather evidence to support your claim, file an appeal and consider taking legal action. With assistance from a personal injury attorney in New Mexico, you may also be able to pursue a bad-faith claim if the insurer acted unjustly….

 The average settlement value of a New Mexico car accident case ranges anywhere from $6,700 for minor injuries, $49,500 for moderate injuries and up to $325,000 for severe injuries. Actual amounts vary widely from case to case, as there is no single average settlement value. The most accurate way to determine the potential value of…

 In New Mexico, a simple car insurance claim may take anywhere from 30 days to 3 months to settle. A more complicated claim is more likely to take around 6 to 12 months. A complex case involving serious injuries or liability disputes can take 1 to 2 years or longer. Receiving a payout once a…