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As a motorcycle passenger, you are putting your trust both in the person on the front of the bike and every other vehicle on the road. That means that if either the bike you’re riding on or another vehicle does something...

Navigating your recovery after a collision with a big rig can be daunting. After all, it’s not every day that someone is involved in an accident, so most people have little to no experience with the ins and outs of seeking...

Accidents involving more than two vehicles can become complicated quickly. However, motorcycle accidents often face unique difficulties, as they tend to produce more severe injuries than accidents that only involve passenger...

Evidence is a key component of any successful construction accident case. And yet, just because your New Mexico construction injury accident case has limited evidence doesn’t mean you cannot seek compensation. You will need...

If a defective product led to your oilfield injury, you’re probably wondering about your options for compensation. Typically, under product liability law, you can sue for injuries caused by defective products. Working with...

In Texas and New Mexico, Oilfield accidents can result in devastating, life-altering injuries. In the chaos of the minutes and days after the accident, many victims are unsure of the proper steps to take. However, taking...

Injuries are abundant in the oilfield, but so are independent contractors. Unfortunately, this means that many workers who become injured in the oilfield have difficulty getting workers’ compensation that fully and fairly...

While all family deaths are tragic, they are especially devastating when they are preventable. Whether your family member died from a car accident, medical malpractice, oilfield accident, product failure, or another case of...

In many car accident cases, both parties want to move on quickly. Other times, the at-fault driver avoids taking responsibility, which complicates the process. What happens if you’re in an accident and the at-fault driver...

Take one look at the aftermath of a truck accident, and you’ll have a pretty good idea of how they differ from your average passenger car accident. A fully loaded trailer can weigh up to 40 tons, or 80,000 pounds — far...