New Mexico Legalese: Common Personal Injury Terms Explained
Common personal injury terms are important to understand when facing an accident injury. Your New Mexico personal injury attorney may use them at some point during the time you work together. Grasp some of the common personal injury terms beforehand since they can help you make better sense of the
What Are the Penalties of Identity Theft in New Mexico?
In New Mexico, identity theft is a crime and classifiable as a 4th Degree felony. A conviction can result in up to eighteen (18) years in prison and fines of up to $15,000. Civil courts can also order you to pay restitution, attorneys’ fees, and court costs to the victim
What Is the Difference Between Wrongful Death and Loss of Consortium Claim?
The most significant difference between a wrongful death and loss consortium claim is the filing party, how proceeds are distributed, and types of damages recovered. Wrongful death claims seek damages are filed by the personal representative of the wrongful death estate with statutory beneficiaries receiving proceeds. In contrast, loss
Is a DUI/DWI Going to Ruin My Life? (12 Negative Impacts)
No, a DUI/DWI is NOT going to ruin your life. However… …a conviction may negatively affect your employment options, auto insurance rates, and professional relationships. That being said, and depending upon the facts of your case, you might be able to beat your charges, dismissal, plea agreement, or
What to Do If Charged with NM Prescription Fraud
If you are charged with prescription fraud in New Mexico, contact an attorney immediately. These charges are serious. Any statements you make to law enforcement will be used against you. Your court case is an opportunity to defend yourself. A New Mexico criminal defense lawyer will protect your rights and
What Is a Misdemeanor in New Mexico?
Misdemeanors are less serious than felony charges. For sentencing purposes, New Mexico divides them into two distinct categories: misdemeanors and petty misdemeanors. In contrast, the most severe crimes are classified as felonies. Some offenses may be punishable with fines only. In This Post In this blog article, learn about the
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