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Tag: Car Accident

If you’ve experienced a motorcycle accident in New Mexico, you’re not alone. New Mexico’s scenic landscape makes it a prime destination for motorcyclists, which unfortunately also contributes to a higher risk of motorcycle accidents. Data from the U.S. Department of Transportation reveals that New Mexico ranks among the states with the highest motorcycle accident rates […]

When an acquaintance of ours  was found at fault in a car accident, their immediate thought was, “Will I lose my home?” This panic is common among drivers, especially those with insufficient or no insurance, after car accidents. Understanding how settlements are paid and what liabilities an at-fault driver might face is crucial to navigating […]

A car accident involving a child has both immediate and long-term effects. Babies and kids don’t exhibit the same symptoms of trauma as adults do after an accident. It can be difficult to identify the kind of medical help a child currently needs, and how much emotional support and mental therapy they will need in […]

You’ve probably heard that lawyers can be very expensive to employ. That might be the case in many situations, but not all. If you or a loved one has been in a serious car accident, it’s important to understand how much you might be on the hook for when retaining a lawyer. Will it be […]

Getting medical attention is the first priority after any accident. But for anything more serious than a fender bender, the help of an experienced professional can make a big difference from the start. An attorney can help a victim get the necessary treatment and care—and give them the best chance of getting full compensation for […]

This piece was originally published 2/15/2020, and has been revised and updated on 10/6/2022. According to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety, 72% of children killed in motor vehicle crashes were occupants of a vehicle. (Pedestrians and bicyclists made up 17% and 3%, respectively.) While even one death is too many, it is worth noting […]