Licensed in
New Mexico and Vermont
Licensed in
New Mexico and Vermont
An auto accident can be startling. Many people do not know what they should do immediately afterward. Taking the right steps after an auto accident can help victims get a fair compensation offer. Here is what to do after a car accident: Call the police Typically,...
If you've been involved in a car accident, it's important to explore all potential causes of that wreck so that you can better determine which liable parties may be held accountable for the harm that you have suffered. For example, a defective auto part may have...
When we take our loved ones to nursing homes for care, we expect them to be treated with dignity, respect and compassion. While this is mostly the case, unfortunate cases of abuse do occur in far too many facilities. Understanding the various types of abuse that...
When a doctor doesn’t practice a standard level of care on their patients, then they may be committing medical malpractice. This can happen if a doctor makes a mistake during surgery or prescribes the wrong medication, for example. Medical malpractice can start even...
It is certainly true that speeding can cause car accidents. It makes it more likely that a driver will lose control of the vehicle and it means they have less reaction time. Speed can also make the accident more severe, leading to more serious injuries. To stay safe,...
Recognizing signs of abuse and neglect in nursing homes is crucial for the safety and well-being of residents. Abuse and neglect can manifest in various forms, so it’s important to keep an eye out for various concerns, not just those that are most obvious. Family...
When you look at fatal accident rates, a disturbing trend becomes clear. Teenagers make up a tiny proportion of overall drivers, with their age group spanning just from 16 to 19. But the rate at which they cause fatal car accidents is disproportionate to the size of...
After an accident that causes you severe injury, the physical and emotional scars can linger long after the bandages come off. Fortunately, New Mexico law recognizes the invisible wounds of "pain and suffering" as legitimate damages in accident cases. What do they...
It's hard for an adult child to accept that their parent's health is declining. The person who cared for you can no longer take care of themselves. However, a time may come when living alone may pose a significant risk to your parent, and you can no longer ignore the...
Severe car accidents occur on New Mexico roads, and these wreak havoc on property and human lives. Such incidents often result in grave injuries, disabilities and even fatalities. Among the various causes of car accidents, speeding stands out as a prominent factor...
