An Albuquerque car accident lawyer explains how negligent drivers put everyone on the road at risk. Traffic safety experts at Forbes recently named New Mexico...
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Child Bicycle Accidents Often Lead to Skull and Bone Fractures
If your child was hit by a car while riding their bike, an attorney can help you demand accountability. From fractured skulls to broken bones,...
Read MoreNew Mexico Ranked Sixth in Teen Driving Fatalities in 2020
A frightening trend that has hit our state especially hard After nearly four decades of improvement, our roads became dramatically more dangerous for teenagers in...
Read MoreCompensation for Rear-End Accidents in New Mexico
Albuquerque rear-end accident lawyer explains how much your claim is worth One of the most common types of car crashes is a rear-end accident. An...
Read MoreStudy Shows New Mexico Has the Most Distracted Driving Deaths
New Mexico has more distracted driving accidents than any other state, according to a recent traffic safety study on dangerous driving habits. "For the second...
Read MoreAlbuquerque Speed Cameras Cite Thousands in First Few Weeks
Speeding has made some residents feel unsafe in their neighborhoods. It's only been a few weeks, but Albuquerque's new speed cameras have caught thousands of...
Read MoreOnce Again, New Mexico Named The Most Deadly State for Pedestrians
For the 6th year in a row, New Mexico has the highest fatal pedestrian crash rate Amid a national surge in fatal pedestrian accidents, New...
Read MoreStreet Racing a Serious Problem on Coors NW in Albuquerque
Driving at such high speeds puts everyone on the road at risk Albuquerque residents on Coors Boulevard NW have been complaining for months about drivers...
Read MoreApril is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
New Mexico has the highest distracted driving death rate in the U.S. Nowhere in the U.S. has a higher fatal distracted driving car accident rate...
Read MorePedestrian Deaths Spike in U.S. From Reckless Driving
An Albuquerque pedestrian accident attorney explains the problem According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 6,205 pedestrians died and an estimated 76,000 were...
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