Proving Liability in Nighttime Pedestrian Accidents
What Are New Mexico’s Pedestrian Laws? Various laws and regulations are in place to protect pedestrian safety when on sidewalks, crosswalks, or near roadways. These...
Assessing the Impact of New Mexico’s Comparative Negligence Law on Car Accident Claims
Who is Responsible for Car Accidents in New Mexico’s Fault-Based System? The state of New Mexico operates under a false-based system when it comes to...
The Role of Expert Testimonies in Establishing Fault in Truck Accidents
What is the Importance of Expert Testimonies in Truck Accident Cases? An expert testimony is a statement made by someone with specialized knowledge or skills...
Comprehensive Guide to Handling Multi-Vehicle Accident Claims in New Mexico
What Steps Should I Take Immediately After a Multi-Vehicle Accident in New Mexico? Understanding the correct steps to take after a multi-vehicle accident is vital....
The Importance of Immediate Medical Documentation for Slip and Fall Injury Claims
“Wait and See” Is Never Appropriate No one expects to slip and suffer a serious injury in their daily routine. Unfortunately, millions of falls occur...
FMCSA Rules and Regulations for Trucking Accident Safety
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is the government agency responsible for regulating commercial motor vehicles, such as semi-trucks and buses. As part of...
When Truck Drivers Under the Influence Cause Accidents
Fully loaded 18-wheelers can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. Compare this to a standard passenger vehicle weighing an average of 3,000 pounds. You don’t need...
Property owners in New Mexico often violate premises liability laws by failing to maintain safe conditions for visitors. One of the most common violations is...