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Proving an Injury Occurred for Your Personal Injury Claim Depending on the circumstances surrounding your injury, proving that an injury occurred can be as simple as providing an X-ray of a broken bone as evidence. However, there are some injuries that are unseen and difficult to diagnose. While proving that your injury led to

Is Renters Insurance Required in New Mexico? No; however, even though state law doesn’t require renters to hold renters insurance in New Mexico, property owners, landlords, and property management companies can require some form of coverage within their lease agreements. While renters insurance isn’t required, having even a small policy can help you recover

Is New Mexico the Number One State for Truck Accidents? New Mexico is not the number one state for truck accidents. Texas holds that title. However, large trucks are involved in nearly 20% of all fatal accidents in the state. Truck accidents throughout the state and the country can cause severe injury to drivers

Are New Mexico’s Roads Deadly? Several Interstates run through New Mexico, including Interstates 25, 40, and 10. In addition, New Mexico is home to “412 state roads, totaling 7,405.762 miles.” While some of these roads can be considered deadly, some are deadlier than others. On these roads, many people have lost their lives due

The Albuquerque School Year is About to Start Albuquerque Public School District schools are starting course on August 7th, and at the end of summer, parents, students, teachers, and school staff are preparing for another great school year. That includes bus drivers. Whether your student takes the bus, is driven, or walks or bikes

The Trouble with TV Lawyers Courtroom dramas have been a television staple for decades. Why? Because who doesn’t love a good hour-long episode in which a dedicated lawyer jumps into a case and puts their heart and soul into seeking justice for their client? While shows revolving around the law are excellent forms of

Car Accidents: A Necessary Conversation Knowing what to do in case of a car accident is an essential part of being a driver, but what happens if you have children? Teaching children what happens in a car accident and what to do in an emergency situation like an accident can help save lives. Even

What is Digital Proof of Insurance? When you get pulled over in New Mexico, officers will ask you for your license and proof of insurance. New Mexico State Law requires that vehicles driving on the road have Liability insurance with bodily injury coverage totaling either $25,000 per person with a cap of $50,000 per

Don’t Miss Part 1: Who’s Paying for This In Can You Sue a Superhero for Damages, Part 1: Who’s Paying for This, we explored the amount of damage a superhero battle could potentially incur, who is really at fault for damages and injuries to citizens and businesses when superheroes fight supervillains, whether or not

Superheroes Cause Super Damage Whether Superman is smashing General Zod into a skyscraper, or Spider-Man is dodging pumpkin bombs, the appeal of superhero movies comes in massive explosions and city-wide and global destruction. Watching from a theater seat, it’s easy to focus on the hero winning the battle and completely forget the millions upon

How Personal Injury Cases are Won Getting injured by an event caused by someone else’s negligence can be a jarring experience. Those who are injured tend to want to focus on feeling better and getting back to where they were before the injury, but that isn’t always possible. When it comes to personal injury

Is New Mexico RV Friendly? Recreational Vehicles (RVs) are a great way to experience the beautiful roads of New Mexico with the money-saving travel of driving your lodging with you. With over 500 RV parks and campgrounds and nearly 3,000 miles of highway throughout the state, New Mexico is a great place for RV