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New Mexico’s Mandatory Responsibility Act (a/k/a “MFRA”) requires every driver in New Mexico to be financially responsible for their vehicle while driving on New Mexico’s roads.  This means a driver must have a minimum liability coverage of $25,000 (per person, …

Anyone injured in an Albuquerque car accident is under a duty to mitigate their damages, which essentially means lessen the harm that resulted from the accident.  For example, someone who suffered serious personal injuries after a car accident can mitigate …

In order to file a bodily injury claim, you need to file against the at-fault driver’s insurance company. If you were at-fault, they’ll file against your insurance. Bodily injury claims are considered “third party claims” which means you are filing …

Statute of Limitations For Filing Automobile Collision Lawsuit — The statute of limitations is the most important deadline to know if you have been hurt in a car crash.  Which statute of limitations applies to your case depends on the …

The United States treats injuring someone much different than in other countries. In the U.S. negligent drivers are expected to compensate the injured party for their injuries. This has worked out better than overseas in other countries where sanctions, imposition …