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You do not have to be a driver in a car accident to have grounds to file a personal injury claim. You can also bring a claim for your losses as an injured passenger. It is usually easier for a passenger to obtain compensation through an injury claim than a driver after a car accident.... read more

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 convincing... read more

Contrary to what you may believe, you do not have to go to court to have someone pay for your medical bills and other losses after a personal injury accident in New Mexico. Bringing a personal injury claim does not necessarily – or typically – mean filing a lawsuit. Most personal injury claims in New... read more

Damages in a personal injury case refer to the financial compensation available. New Mexico’s civil justice system permits an injured accident victim to seek compensation from the negligent party that caused the injury. If someone else’s negligence injures you, you have the power to seek both past and future damages. Future damages are a tricky... read more

An at-fault party legally must pay for damages after an accident in New Mexico. If this party denies liability, you may still be able to collect a settlement. You may need to prove that party’s fault for your accident or seek compensation from a third party instead. If your personal injury claim in Albuquerque involves... read more