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In both Texas and New Mexico, drunk driving remains a major problem. New Mexico remains one of the highest states in the nation for drug and alcohol-related accidents. It has some of the worst substance abuse issues of any...

A car accident can leave you severely injured. In some cases, you can even be facing long-term or permanent disabilities from the injuries you sustain in a car accident. When you are in this position, you can file a personal...

The loss of a loved one due to a tragic accident is overwhelming. The grief is unimaginable. You want to hold those responsible for the accident accountable for their actions. But, it is difficult to know what to do or where...

The time immediately after a car accident is incredibly stressful. While you recover, you face mounting medical bills, lost wages at work, and property damage resulting from the accident. It is incredibly important to have an...

After a car accident, you always wonder: should I file a car crash injury claim? There are many factors to consider. The experienced car accident attorneys at Fadduol, Cluff, Hardy & Conaway provide guidance on filing a...

It is horrible to lose a loved one, but it is even more devastating when that person’s death was due to an oil company’s negligence. Unfortunately, oilfield deaths are all too common and the victims leave behind family...

You may be aware that you have rights as a victim of oilfield injuries, but enforcing them is quite different from realizing what they are. Unless you have a legal background, it is critical to retain the right lawyer for...

Trucking accidents in New Mexico can be devastating, and they often result in fatal injuries when big rigs strike smaller passenger vehicles. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and the Highway Loss...

When someone you love died in a car accident, it can be difficult to even think about filing a lawsuit. To say nothing of the logistics, grieving the loss of a loved one is overwhelming enough. But what do you do after a car...

Unfortunately, construction site injuries remain far too common. According to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), one in five workplace deaths in the United States occurs within construction....