Car Accidents
Who Is Liable After a Multi-Vehicle Crash in New Mexico?
While multi-vehicle collisions involve unique challenges, the general rule of thumb in a chain-reaction is that the first car to
January 26, 2021
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Criminal Defense
What to Do If Police Show Up with a Search Warrant in NM
The general rule of thumb is that police must announce their presence, that they have a search warrant, and request
January 26, 2021
Personal Injury
Can I File a Slip and Fall on Ice Claim?
When you visit a property or business during the winter months of New Mexico, laws protect your right to safety,
January 18, 2021
Criminal Defense
What to Do If You Are Accused of Sexual Assault in NM
Your actions during police questioning or an arrest for sexual assault are essential to the outcome of your case. If
January 12, 2021
Personal Injury
When Can You Sue a Ski Resort for Injuries?
You could sue a ski resort for injuries in New Mexico if operator negligence contributed to the accident. New Mexico’s
January 12, 2021
Criminal Defense
What Is a RICO Charge?
A RICO (pronounced ree-ko) Act charge is one where prosecutors believe you are tied to organized crime. It is an
January 4, 2021
Car Accidents
How to Prove the Other Driver Was Distracted
If you are wondering how to prove that the other driver was distracted after a car or truck accident, then
January 4, 2021
Criminal Defense
Do Expungements Show Up on Background Checks in New Mexico?
In New Mexico, expungements do not show up on background checks. An expungement is the removal from access to the
December 28, 2020
Personal Injury
How Long Do You Have to Sue for Premises Liability in NM?
There is a specific deadline on how long you have to sue for premises liability in New Mexico. This statutory
December 28, 2020
Car Accidents
What to Do When an Uninsured Motorist Injures You in NM
New Mexico statutes require drivers to carry liability insurance coverage on their motor vehicles. When you are injured in an
December 17, 2020