Criminal Defense
Defending Murder Charges in New Mexico: Here Are 5 Options
Even though murder charges are violent felonies, these cases are still defensible. Examples of common defenses against murder (or homicide)
October 26, 2020
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Personal Injury
What Are Punitive Damages?
Punitive damages are monetary compensations awarded to prevailing personal injury plaintiffs by the court and designed to punish the defendant
October 26, 2020
Criminal Defense
How to Resolve an Active Bench Warrant in New Mexico
You can resolve an active bench warrant in New Mexico by appearing in court, paying an associated bond, or hiring
October 19, 2020
Personal Injury
What Personal Injuries Are Worth Filing a Lawsuit?
The most practical way to determine if your injuries are worth filing a lawsuit over is by speaking with a
October 19, 2020
Personal Injury
What Is a Bad Faith Insurance Claim?
A bad faith insurance claim is a civil action against an insurance company for unreasonably withholding benefits from you after
October 11, 2020
Arrests & Detentions
How to Get Someone Out of Jail After Arrest
After an arrest in New Mexico, a judge will set bail for the defendant’s release, whether it is a misdemeanor
October 11, 2020
Criminal Defense
What Causes False Positives on DWI/DUI Breath Tests?
If you are arrested for a DWI/DUI, many factors can cause a false positive on a breath test, including individual
October 5, 2020
Personal Injury
What Is a Letter of Protection?
A letter of protection is a letter that your New Mexico personal injury lawyer can issue to a medical provider,
October 5, 2020
Personal Injury
What Cases Do Personal Injury Lawyers Handle?
The types of cases personal injury lawyers handle fall into a few different categories, including general personal injury, wrongful death,
September 27, 2020
Criminal Defense
What Is a Felony in New Mexico?
A felony charge is designated for the most serious crimes but less serious than misdemeanors. Under NMSA § 30-1-6, a
September 27, 2020