Slip and Fall & Premises Liability New Mexico
How to Sue a New Mexico Municipality for Sidewalk and Public Property Falls
Walking down a city street in Albuquerque, visiting a public park in Santa Fe, or renewing your license at the local DMV are everyday activities. But what happens when you trip on...
Premises Liability and Ski Resort Accidents in New Mexico: Beyond the Slopes
New Mexico boasts some of the most beautiful ski resorts in the country, including Taos Ski Valley and Angel Fire Resort. While millions of visitors enjoy the slopes safely, severe...
Negligent Security Claims: Holding New Mexico Businesses Liable for Assaults
Walking to your car in a dimly lit Albuquerque apartment complex, checking into a highway motel along Interstate 40, or enjoying live music at a bar in Las Cruces or Santa Fe shoul...
Landlord and Host Liability for Airbnb Slip and Fall Injuries in New Mexico
Checking into a century-old adobe casita near the historic Santa Fe Plaza or a mountain cabin in Taos should be the start of a relaxing vacation, not an emergency room visit. Yet t...
Suing a Native American Casino for Slip and Fall Injuries in New Mexico
New Mexico is home to several world-class Native American casinos and resorts, including Sandia, Route 66, and Isleta. While these venues offer excellent entertainment, accidents h...
The Attractive Nuisance Doctrine: Child Injuries on New Mexico Properties
Young children are naturally drawn to explore intriguing neighborhood features-whether it is a sparkling backyard swimming pool in Albuquerque, a half-built residential framing sit...