What Is The Unfair Practices Act In New Mexico? The Unfair Practices Act In New Mexico protects customers from being mislead by companies that fail to represent their business in…
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The civil justice system determines whether an offender or third party is liable for the injuries sustained in a crime related death case, resulting from a crime. If the defendant…
Types Of Car Accident Injuries If you are in a car wreck, it is nearly impossible to predict how your body will react. More often than not, however, the wreck…
The statue of limitations for Medical Malpractice cases in New Mexico is not simple. The deadline to file a lawsuit ranges anywhere from six months to three years. Medical Malpractice…
Long-Term Care Facilities Are you on Medicare and living in a nursing home? It’s a good idea to know how well you will be taken care in long-term care facilities…
Car Accident No License Or Insurance 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…
Mitigation After A Car Accident Anyone injured in a car accident is under a duty to mitigate their damages, which essentially means lessen the harm that resulted from the accident. …
How To File A Bodily Injury Claim 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…
Statute of Limitations for Filing Automobile Collision Lawsuit Statute of Limitations For Filing Automobile Collision Lawsuit — The statute of limitations is the most important deadline to know if you…
Doctrine of Equitable Apportionment a/k/a Made Whole Doctrine Lowering repayment amounts to a health insurer is not only done using the Common Fund Doctrine. It can also be done using…
Legal Rights In A Car Accident 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…
Medical Malpractice Questions What is considered malpractice? According to the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys, medical malpractice occurs when a hospital, doctor, or other health care professional causes an…
Common Fund Doctrine A health insurer, medical payments insurer, worker’s compensation carrier, or medical provider that pays medical bills (or renders services) on behalf of an injured party has a…
Wrongful Death Lawsuit The New Mexico Wrongful Death Act provides a cause of action when a death has been caused by the wrongful act of another that would be actionable…
When Can You Use A Letter of Protection To Receive Medical Treatment? A letter of protection (LOP) is a document that a lawyer provides to a medical provider. It allows…
How Does Medical Payments Coverage Work? After a car accident, you should check your automobile insurance policy to determine if you purchased medical payments coverage or “med pay.” Medical payments…