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Motorcycling is a popular activity in New Mexico, offering riders the freedom to explore the state's vast landscapes. However, motorcycle riding comes with inherent risks. In the unfortunate event of an accident, serious injuries are common, and the severity of those injuries can be influenced […]

While it would be convenient to blame just one person when a multi-vehicle accident occurs on a highway, this is often not how things are done, particularly regarding personal injury. An accident is seldom the result of a single factor. For instance, one of the […]

As the population of older adults continues to grow, nursing homes and long-term care facilities play an increasingly vital role in providing care for our elderly loved ones. However, not all nursing homes are created equal, and sadly, instances of abuse and neglect are more […]

In today’s digital age, social media is deeply embedded in daily life. Whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or other platforms, people often share their thoughts, activities, and even private details online. While this may seem harmless, for individuals involved in a personal injury case in […]

In New Mexico, car accidents occur all too frequently. In fact, state authorities and traffic analysts officially recorded 470 traffic deaths on New Mexico highways over the previous year alone. The majority of people in New Mexico will actually experience one or more car accidents […]

If you have been hurt in a rear-end crash due to someone else's carelessness, that person may have to pay for your medical bills and other damages. That said, having a better understanding of what to do after a fender bender or rear-end car accident […]

Though only about 3% of New Mexico's collisions involve tractor-trailers, they often result in catastrophic consequences. Approximately 1,400 of the roughly 43,000 auto accidents that occur annually in New Mexico involve semi-trucks. In New Mexico, semi-truck accidents are four times more likely to result in […]

Regrettably, recent data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) shows that hit-and-run accidents are all too common across our country, and New Mexico is no exception. This phenomenon occurs when one of the parties involved in an accident leaves the crash site. If […]

Drunk driving is against the law everywhere in the United States. Those convicted of driving under the influence typically must pay serious fines, potentially serve jail time, and almost always lose their driving privileges for at least six months. However, driving under the influence also […]

Moriarty, NM (October 13, 2024) - On the evening of October 11, at around 6:00 PM, the Moriarty Fire Department provided mutual aid to the Torrance County Fire Department at the 226-mile marker on Interstate 40 in response to a vehicle collision involving a fire. […]