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29.09.26

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What Is a 41-4-16 Notice of Claim in a New Mexico Wrongful Death Case?

Why a Simple Written Notice Can Decide Whether a Family’s Case Moves Forward Key Takeaways: A 41-4-16 notice of claim is the written notice required by the New Mexico Tort Claims Act, NMSA 1978, § 41-4-16, that tells a government …

23.09.26

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Car Accidents

How To Sue Someone Who Hit Your Car

If you’re thinking about filing a lawsuit after a car accident, the short answer is this: you may have the right to seek compensation if someone else’s carelessness caused your injuries, but timing, evidence, and legal advice can make a …

23.09.26

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Wrongful Death

Can You Sue If Someone Dies In Jail

Yes, in many situations you can sue for a wrongful death in jail. Whether the case is successful depends on why the person died, what the jail staff knew, what they failed to do, and whether their actions or inaction …

23.09.26

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Wrongful Death

Unintentional Vehicular Manslaughter

Driving safely is the most effective way to prevent unintentional vehicular manslaughter. In simple terms, that means reducing the chances of causing a fatal crash through distraction, impairment, speeding, poor judgment, or neglect. Most fatal collisions are not caused by …

22.09.26

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Wrongful Death

Wrongful Death Charge

Losing someone because of another person’s actions can lead to more than grief. It can also lead to a wrongful death case. In simple terms, a wrongful death charge or claim is a legal action that argues a person died …