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Car accidents are a reality for hundreds of drivers in New Mexico every day. While you may not be able to prevent an automobile accident, you can control what happens after. Whether you’ve been involved in a minor collision or a serious car crash in Albuquerque, it is important to know your legal rights…

If someone else injured you in New Mexico, the burden of proof will rest on your shoulders. It will be your responsibility to prove another person’s fault for causing your injuries and losses. Only then may you recover financial compensation from the at-fault party or defendant. Proving a personal injury claim requires clear and…

If you get injured in a car accident, your medical costs could be extensive. You may be facing weeks or months of treatments, including physical therapy and rehabilitation. Find out who is responsible for paying for medical bills after a car accident under New Mexico’s insurance laws, plus how an attorney can help you…

The last thing you might expect when you get into an Uber or Lyft is the ride to end in a car accident. If you get injured or your property is damaged in a rideshare accident in New Mexico, you may be entitled to financial compensation for your losses. Take the following actions to…

Whiplash is the most common neck injury caused in a car accident, especially in rear-end and side collisions. Symptoms may not appear for a day or more after a crash, but that does not take away from their severity. Although whiplash is considered a minor soft-tissue injury, it has the potential to cause long-term…

After a car accident, you may be wondering whether you will have to go to court to recover compensation. Most car accident cases in Albuquerque settle before they reach trial. In other words, it is unlikely that you will have to go to court. Reasons Why You Might Have to Go to Court There…

If you or a loved one was injured in an Uber or Lyft accident, you have the right to recover compensation. The amount you are entitled to will depend on who was at fault and the extent of your injuries and other losses. Liability for an Uber or Lyft Accident Uber and Lyft drivers…

If you get into a car accident that causes physical injuries or property damage while driving a rental car, you may be financially responsible (liable) for paying for losses. Insurance coverage for a rental vehicle accident is confusing; these claims are often contested by the insurance provider. There are important steps you can take…

Ridesharing refers to hailing a ride from a driver operating his or her own vehicle through a service provider, such as Uber or Lyft. Ridesharing allows users to hail rides on demand through an app. Although millions of users have signed up for rides since the debut of ridesharing services, this transportation platform does…

Motor vehicles consist of thousands of parts and complex systems that must work together to operate safely and effectively. If one of these parts contains a defect, it could break or malfunction in transit, causing a serious auto accident. It is an auto manufacturer’s responsibility to ensure the safety of its vehicles. If you…