Our Personal Injury Blog

Read our blog posts about different types of personal injuries to stay current about victims’ rights. Our frequent posts offer relevant and useful information on accidents, what to expect from an injury case, compensation that may be available, and how to start protecting yourself today.

Page 1
Properly Releasing Medical Information to Insurers Insurance companies often require accident injury victims to sign a medical records release, and claimants need an attorney’s guidance to protect their rights.
Avoid Posting on Social Media Platforms After a Car Accident Posting updates on social media after a vehicle accident can jeopardize an injury claim by providing the defense with evidence they can use to argue their case.
Drowsy Driving Is as Risky as Driving Under the Influence Drowsiness causes many car accidents, and it is as dangerous as driving under the influence of alcohol. Victims injured by drowsy drivers deserve compensation.
Vehicle Collision Causes and the Injuries That May Result There are many different types of vehicle collisions, but rollovers, head-on accidents, rear-end collisions, and side-impact accidents are particularly common.
Devastating Injuries Often Caused by Serious Car Accidents Serious vehicle accidents may cause devastating injuries that have a long-term impact on a victim’s life, including severe burns, amputations, and organ damage.
Five Things to NOT do After a Car Accident What things should you avoid doing if you are involved in a car accident. Learn the five things you should not do after an accident.
Five Things to Do After a Car Accident What should you do if you are involved in a car accident? Learn the five things you should do immediately after a car accident.
What to Do When an Uninsured Driver Causes an Accident What happens if the negligent driver who caused your injuries doesn't have car insurance? You may be able to file a claim with your uninsured motorist coverage.
Pure Comparative Negligence in NM Personal Injury Cases What is pure comparative negligence? Find out the answer and how it could affect your settlement in a New Mexico personal injury case.