Most employees in New Mexico are “at will,” meaning a boss can terminate them at any time and for almost any reason. However, employers do not have unlimited discretion. Many different laws prohibit firing an[…]

Your world is turned around after losing a loved one in an accident. Your life will be affected in more ways than you can imagine. When that person’s death was due to negligence, a specific[…]

Eighteen-wheelers, tractor-trailers, and other types of big rigs are heavy and carry massive amounts of cargo. Accordingly, the injuries from these accidents are in some cases severe. Getting the maximum amount of compensation to your[…]

Workers in New Mexico have rights under both federal and state law when it comes to earning a fair wage, getting paid on time, receiving proper breaks during long shifts, getting paid for overtime work,[…]

Wrongful death lawsuits exist to compensate surviving family members when someone else causes a loved one’s death. Had your loved one lived, they could have brought a personal injury lawsuit themselves and held the defendant[…]

If you have suffered an injury due to another’s negligence, you may have heard about the benefits of a free meeting with a personal injury lawyer near you. During a free consultation, you can discuss[…]

The oil and gas industry in Texas and New Mexico has been a gift to the economy. It helps many residents earn money and secure a future for themselves and their families. Despite the prosperity, the[…]

Every motorist in New Mexico must carry liability insurance, which pays out claims when the driver injures other people. Unfortunately, even though liability insurance is required, far too many motorists in Mexico refuse to carry[…]

Wrongful death lawsuits exist to compensate surviving family members when someone else causes a loved one’s death. Had your loved one lived, they could have brought a personal injury lawsuit themselves and held the defendant[…]

In New Mexico, personal injury victims must file their lawsuit seeking compensation for their injuries within three years of the date the personal injury accident occurs. In Texas, the relevant statute of limitations is two years from the date of the personal injury accident.