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Court Hearings

What Should You Wear to a Criminal Court?

A common question people have is, “What should you wear to a criminal court?” Our answer? You should wear professional attire to a criminal court. The general goal is to convey how seriously you are taking your charges.   By wearing appropriate clothing, you might demonstrate a more favorable character in

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Negotiating Settlements
Personal Injury

How To Negotiate With Insurance Adjusters After an Accident

Answer: You negotiate with insurance adjusters by phone and in writing. Negotiations take place before accepting a settlement offer. They typically involve reviewing the facts and discoverable evidence, obtaining expert opinions, and participating in back-and-forth communications. An insurance company may owe you an equitable settlement for injuries caused by someone

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Criminal Defense

Can I Turn Around Before an NM DWI Checkpoint?

Answer: It is not illegal to turn around before a DUI checkpoint in New Mexico. However, doing so can look suspicious. It can also make things worse, especially if you were already breaking the law, where you made the turnaround, and other relevant legal details.   For example, it is

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UI/UM Claims
UI/UM Claims

Is Uninsured Motorist Coverage Required in New Mexico?

Answer: No, uninsured/underinsured motorist (UI/UM) coverage is not required of New Mexico residents. The Mandatory Financial Responsibility Act prohibits anyone from operating an uninsured motor vehicle. However, the Insurance Research Council (IRC) estimates that 21.6 percent of NM drivers are uninsured, one of the highest in the nation, meaning that

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Is Arson a Serious Charge in New Mexico?
Arson

Is Arson a Serious Charge in New Mexico?

Yes, arson is a serious charge in New Mexico. State law classifies Arson as anywhere from a petty misdemeanor to a second-degree felony. The classification depends upon the facts of the case, including the amount of damage caused, structure type, intent, and whether bodily harm or death was involved. In

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How to Hire a Top-Rated New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyer
Criminal Defense

How to Hire a Top-Rated NM Criminal Defense Lawyer

Good people run afoul of the law every day. Regardless of the facts and circumstances, it is critical that you hire a Top-Rated New Mexico criminal defense lawyer. We have the experience and training necessary to mount a legal defense, poke holes in the prosecutor’s theory, and present valuable evidence

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