Many people believe in the efficacy of various forms of alternative medicine. Alternative medicine disciplines have grown in popularity as people express concerns with conventional medicine and pharmaceutical care. But when you suffer injuries or experience complications after receiving treatment from alternative medicine, can you pursue a malpractice claim? Alleging malpractice against an alternative medicine […]
Continue reading…Single-Car Accidents: When Another Party May Still Be Liable
When people think about car accidents, they often picture two or more vehicles crashing into each other. But not every crash works that way. Some accidents involve only one vehicle. These are known as single-car accidents. While it might seem like the driver of that one car is always at fault, that’s not always the […]
Continue reading…Falling Object Injuries in Retail Stores: Proving Negligence
When you walk into a New Mexico retail store, you don’t expect to sustain an injury caused by a falling object. However, these things happen, and the injuries caused by falling objects can be severe. After being struck by a falling object, you may sustain a head injury, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, or […]
Continue reading…Malpractice Claims for Misread X-Rays, MRIs, and CT Scans
Radiology is an essential tool in modern medicine. X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs help doctors correctly diagnose injuries and diseases, revealing the presence of fractures, tumors, infections, dislocations, and many other medical conditions. However, radiology errors can cause patients to suffer serious harm, often leading to medical malpractice claims. What Does Radiology Do for Patients? […]
Continue reading…E‑Bike and E‑Scooter Accident Statistics
Micromobility devices, such as e-bikes and e-scooters, have experienced a surge in popularity in Santa Fe and throughout New Mexico. They offer convenient, eco-friendly ways to navigate the city, but they also come with significant safety risks. From Hunt Law Firm, here’s what you need to know about the latest accident trends, why these crashes […]
Continue reading…Injuries at Short-Term Rentals: Airbnb and VRBO Host Liability
Santa Fe is a popular destination for travelers seeking unique architecture, art, and natural beauty, and short-term vacation rentals, such as Airbnb and VRBO, have become the lodging option of choice for many visitors. But what happens if you’re seriously injured while staying in one of these rentals? Can you hold the host liable? And […]
Continue reading…What to Do If You’ve Been Injured in a Hit and Run
Being involved in a car accident is traumatic. When the driver flees the accident scene, it can make matters worse. You do not have anyone to hold responsible for the car accident. This post by our Santa Fe personal injury attorneys discusses steps to protect your rights after a hit-and-run accident and the insurance claims […]
Continue reading…Summer Safety Tips for Pedestrians and Cyclists
Pedestrians and cyclists have a high risk of sustaining catastrophic injuries if they are hit by a vehicle. In 2023, New Mexico reported 679 pedestrians involved in traffic crashes. There were 303 cyclists involved in accidents that year. This article, by our Santa Fe personal injury attorneys, explores summer safety tips for pedestrians and cyclists […]
Continue reading…Elements of a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
While we trust doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers to keep us alive and healthy, medical malpractice can cause horrific, lifelong harm. If you sustained a medical malpractice injury in Santa Fe or elsewhere in New Mexico, you must meet exacting legal standards to prove your case and recover compensation. The four elements you must […]
Continue reading…Why New Mexico Is Ranked #1 For Pedestrian Deaths
In a recent press release for National Pedestrian Safety Month, the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) noted that the state ranks #1 in pedestrian fatalities. According to the data, the state sees 4.87 pedestrian fatalities per 100,000 residents, which is more than twice the national average of 2.3. But what makes New Mexico so […]
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