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You are already dealing with a lot as an accident victim in New Mexico with your injuries, medical treatments and missed time at work. Unfortunately, the insurance company that is in charge of your claim is likely to make things worse, not better. Keep the following tips in mind after an accident to protect yourself... read more

The lithium-ion batteries used to power electric vehicles can pose unique safety hazards in a car accident. These include electrical fires, electric shocks, electrocutions and explosions. If you drive an electric vehicle in New Mexico, it is important to know how to navigate these potential injury risks after a car accident. Risks Associated With Electric... read more

Most people assume that the rear driver is always at fault for a rear-end collision in New Mexico. However, this is not the case. It is possible for the front or lead driver to be found liable for this type of accident in certain circumstances. If you were rear-ended by someone in New Mexico, you... read more

If you get injured in a car accident in New Mexico, the state’s fault-based insurance system requires you to prove that the other driver is at fault for the crash to recover financial compensation from his or her insurance provider. Important evidence to support your claim may be available in traffic camera or surveillance video... read more

The spinal cord is a delicate system of bones (vertebrae), nerves, disks and soft tissues. In a car accident, the back, neck and spine can suffer serious injuries due to the gravitational forces exerted on a victim’s body. Depending on the location and severity of the spine injury, the victim may become paralyzed. If you... read more