Workplace injuries are a common occurrence in environments where construction and mechanical equipment are frequently used. The risk becomes greater when the work site itself is a dangerous environment. Working in the oilfield is considered a dangerous occupation due to...

Commercial trucks have become part of everyday life, whether on city streets or major highways in Oklahoma and across the country. One eighteen-wheeler truck can accumulate approximately 100,000-150,000 miles in one year. Although these trucks are designed for the “wear-and-tear”...

Proving the facts in a car accident lawsuit can be the deciding factor in a client gaining the right amount of compensation for their injuries. Studying the facts and statistics on car accidents that have recently taken place in New...

The number of truck accident fatalities in the state of New Mexico and the different causes of these crashes are startling. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), 402 deaths occurred in New Mexico in 2016 due to...

Most drivers in Oklahoma and across the country consider a head-on collision with a semi truck to be one of the worst traffic accidents possible. However, underride crashes are just as dangerous, if not more so, than other common vehicle...

Commercial truck accidents are the most serious of all crashes that take place on New Mexico roads today, and across the country. A number of factors can cause truck accidents, often ending in severe injuries to the surviving parties. For...

New Mexico residents know full well about traveling throughout their state and the challenges that follow them during this task. Drivers often find themselves navigating through extreme weather conditions at high elevations and in low desert locations. Long-time New Mexico...

If you are involved in an accident, you should never sign anything without having a personal injury attorney review and approve it first. The problem is that you and your attorney are most likely the only ones interested in your...