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 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…

If you get hurt in a serious motorcycle accident in Albuquerque, it can be difficult to get the financial compensation you deserve from an insurance carrier. Insurance companies harbor biases against motorcyclists that can interfere with fair payouts. Hiring the best motorcycle accident lawyer in Albuquerque can make all the difference to your claim,…

After a New Mexico motorcycle accident, call 911 to report the crash, get medical care right away, document the scene, gather the other party’s information, preserve evidence, and contact an attorney to protect your legal rights and make the claims process easier. Prioritize Your Safety Motorcycle accidents can result in serious injuries. Always get…

If an insurance company denies liability in a New Mexico wrongful death case, you’ll need to file a lawsuit, build stronger evidence and potentially bring a bad-faith claim against the insurer in addition to the wrongful death claim. It is important to involve a wrongful death attorney in Albuquerque if your claim has been…

Yes. In New Mexico, you can still file a wrongful death claim even if the victim was partially at fault. The financial damages available for the claim will be reduced by the decedent’s percentage of fault under the state’s pure comparative negligence law. Unlike some other states, New Mexico does not cap shared fault…

Yes. In New Mexico, you can sue a hospital for wrongful death if you can prove that its negligence – or the failure to adhere to the correct standards of medical care – caused the death of your loved one. You must take legal action within three years of the death and file via…

A personal injury case in New Mexico seeks to hold a party liable, or legally and financially responsible, for the injuries of another person. These cases typically rely on the legal theory of negligence, which means someone failed to act with proper care. Proving negligence or fault is necessary for a personal injury case…

Good injury documentation is key to proving many aspects of your personal injury case, including injury causation, severity, future costs and credibility. Documenting your injuries clearly with medical records, photos and treatment history can strengthen your claim significantly.  Why Do You Need to Document Your Injuries? Financial compensation is not automatically awarded to a…

Evidence is the center point of any personal injury case. Having strong and compelling evidence to support your claim is critical. Knowing what evidence to save and collect can make it easier to prove liability and demonstrate the extent of your losses. Use this as a general guide for important evidence that may significantly…