New Mexico Personal Injury Attorneys

Serving Injured Clients Statewide

Our personal injury attorneys at Farah Law strive to serve as many clients as we can. While we operate out of various offices in Texas, we’re also pleased to extend our services to clients and families throughout the state of New Mexico. Our team is local and well-versed on the state laws that govern various aspects of personal injury law. Whether you have been injured in a workplace accident or on the road, you can turn to our team with the knowledge that we’ve handled cases like yours and know how we can secure the full amount of compensation you need to recover. We stand trial-ready and aren’t daunted by the possibility of going up against insurance companies and other powerful employers in order to defend your rights to compensation. With nearly 30 years of experience, we can be trusted to handle your unique case and give you the personalized attention you deserve.

Call (505) 393-4790 to schedule a free consultation in English or Spanish today, or contact our team online to learn more about the services we provide.

Our Personal Injury Services

Our team has handled all kinds of injuries, from minor injuries like whiplash, cuts and abrasions, sprains, fractures, and broken bones, to more serious injuries that may change your life like spinal cord and neck injuries, brain injuries, burns, loss of limbs, paralysis, and more.

We treat each client as if they were our only client because we know that no two cases are the same. Accidents we’ve handled include:

• Auto accidents, including car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and truck accidents
• Bicycle accidents
• Construction accidents
• Dog bites
• Defective products
• Oil field injuries
• Pedestrian accidents
• Premises liability
• Railroad accidents
• Workplace accidents

We also represent families who have lost loved ones in accidents. We’re able to give your family the compassionate care you deserve and can handle the details of your claim so you can concentrate on grieving together.

Personal Injury FAQs

What Can I Recover in a Personal Injury Claim?

Our attorneys can determine what damages you have in order to pursue the full amount of financial compensation you need. Medical bills comprise a significant amount of these costs and include expenses like surgeries, hospital stays, medications, ambulance rides, and more, as well as additional costs if injuries require long-term care. Compensation can also cover your lost wages if you’ve had to miss work, as well as property damage and pain and suffering.

What is Comparative Negligence?

New Mexico follows what is known as a comparative negligence statute, which means that individuals who are found to be partly at fault for their own damages in an accident may not be able to recover the full amount of compensation. For instance, if a victim is 30% at fault for an accident in which they’re seeking $100,000, they may only be able to recover $70,000. It’s important to hire a local law firm that is knowledgeable on New Mexico statutes and can protect your rights.

How Long Do I Have to File a Claim in New Mexico?

Each state has its own deadlines for filing personal injury claims. New Mexico’s statute of limitations is three years, meaning individuals have three years from the date of injury to file a claim and have an opportunity to collect financial rewards. This also means that if you file your claim one day after the deadline, you will be unable to be compensated. It’s crucial that you get started on your case immediately after your accident to ensure you don’t miss your chance at making a swift recovery.

No matter what you’re going through, our attorneys understand how overwhelmed you must be and we’re here to help you talk through your situation. At Farah Law, our clients’ well-being is our priority.

We’re dedicated to helping our clients in need. Call our New Mexico personal injury attorneys today at (505) 393-4790 to schedule a free consultation. Our team is available 24/7 to address our clients’ questions and concerns and can conduct your consultation in English or Spanish.