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Changes Are Coming For New Mexico Workers’ Compensation Lawyers On March 21, 2025, New Mexico Governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham signed House Bill 66 into law. Sponsored by Pamelya Herndon, this new law raises the cap that New Mexico workers’ compensation attorneys previously had from $22,500 to $30,000 beginning June 20, 2025. The law will

What Does New Mexico’s Terrain Look Like? Many don’t realize that New Mexico is an incredibly large state. With a land area at 121,365 square miles, New Mexico is the 5th largest state in the US. With a lot of land comes a lot of landscape, and New Mexico seems to have it all.

The McDonald’s Coffee Lawsuit Explained In the 1990s, it was difficult to miss a newscast, comedian, or headline talking about a woman who sued McDonald’s for $2 million after SHE spilled coffee on herself. People were up in arms. Conversations started leaning toward the country being “sue crazy,” and people getting enraged by “frivolous

What is a Bicycle Friendly State Report Card? As Spring shows its lovely face throughout the various terrains of New Mexico, bicyclists prepare for some of the most beautiful rides in the country. In order to put a spotlight on state safety for bicyclists, The League of American Bicyclists ranks each state or region

What is the New Mexico Brain Injury Services Fund Program? The Brain Injury Services Fund Program (BISF Program) provides short-term services to New Mexicans living with brain injuries, including Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Acquired Brain Injury. The goal of the program is to give victims of brain injuries the care they need to

New Mexico Motorcycle Season is Here! As the weather gets warmer and the roads clear out, New Mexicans start preparing themselves for the season of the motorcycle. While there’s something so amazing about the wind in your hair and the road just a few inches from your feet, we at Ron Bell Injury Lawyers

What is the DWI Law in New Mexico? Currently, driving with a blood alcohol content of .08 or higher, or driving while under the influence of drugs is a violation of DWI laws in New Mexico. If convicted, the driver can face civic and financial consequences. It is possible to see both jail time

Dog Bites Happen, and They Can Be Bad, but They Can Be Prevented As dog owners ourselves, we know that your dog is more than a pet, he or she is family. While it can be nearly impossible to believe that your sweet puppy could do anything wrong, the risk of your dog biting

Do New Mexico Nursing Homes Have Minimum Staffing Requirements? New Mexico nursing homes require one direct care worker for every 15 or fewer residents 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If the number of residents is between 16 and 60, New Mexico law requires one direct care worker and one staff person.

Alert: Ron Bell Injury Lawyers Secured a $235,000 Settlement for a New Mexico Woman Injured in a Car Accident The team of legal professionals at Ron bell Injury Lawyers successfully obtained a $235,000 settlement for a woman injured in a rear-end collision in New Mexico. For the sake of confidentiality, we are going to

Many personal injury cases revolve around negligence as the factor that caused or led to the injury in question. While many states have different types of negligence laws as they pertain to personal injury cases, all of them have some form of comparative fault (which allows juries to allocate responsibility based on the circumstances