Holiday parties bring friends, family, and co-workers together for celebration, but they can also increase the risk of slip-and-fall accidents. A spill left unattended or icy weather conditions can lead to serious injuries that turn a joyful occasion into a stressful ordeal. Common Causes of Slip-and-Falls at Holiday Parties With the excitement of the holiday […]
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How to Spot Drunk Drivers and Prevent Accidents
Drunk driving accidents in New Mexico killed 176 people in 2022 and left another 1,441 people with injuries, according to state reports. Despite these harrowing statistics, many drivers continue to drink and drive, putting themselves and everyone on the roads at risk. The Hunt Law Firm believes proper education is crucial to preventing drunk driving […]
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Are Pedestrian Accidents More Likely to Occur at Night?
Pedestrians are at heightened risk of severe injuries in the event of a collision with a motor vehicle, and these accidents are more likely to happen at certain times of day rather than others. Let’s take a look at the prevalence of nighttime pedestrian accidents, why that time of day is so dangerous, and what […]
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High-Risk Recreation and Personal Injury Claims
Have you been injured while participating in a high-risk activity like rock climbing, bungee jumping, or playing a contact sport? Here’s what you need to know about pursuing compensation—including certain key legal concepts that could apply to your case. Common Examples of High-Risk Recreational Activities Here are some examples of popular recreational activities that have […]
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July 4th Fireworks Blasts: Amputation and Burn Injury Litigation
Independence Day fireworks celebrations are among the most thrilling events of the year in Santa Fe, giving adults and children of all ages something to look forward to. However, fireworks are surprisingly powerful explosives, and firework-related accidents can cause life-altering injuries. If you or someone you love has suffered harm in a July 4th fireworks […]
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Hidden Complications of Broken Bones That Can Cause Lasting Problems
Broken bones and fractures may result from a variety of events. Whether caused by car accidents, falls, sports injuries, or other traumatic events, fractures can be painful, debilitating, and disruptive to daily life. While many people assume that broken bones will heal completely with proper treatment, some hidden complications can cause lasting problems long after […]
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Secrets to Winning Your Personal Injury Claim
If you’ve been hurt in an accident someone else caused, you may have the right to recover compensation from them in a personal injury claim. Here are some specific strategies that can increase your likelihood of winning your case. Know Your Rights A successful personal injury claim begins with understanding your legal rights to financial […]
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Proving Responsibility in a Bicycle Accident
As a cyclist, you likely follow the rules of the road and pay close attention to the vehicles around you. But bicycle accidents can still happen in New Mexico, even when you take all the right steps to protect yourself. The very nature of a bicycle accident makes it much more likely that you will […]
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Who’s Responsible in a Parking Lot Pedestrian Accident?
It may not appear so, but a parking lot can be a dangerous place for pedestrians. Although most cars are not operating at very high speeds, there are plenty of visibility issues and distractions that can lead to accidents. If you’ve been involved in a parking lot pedestrian accident and suffered property damage or injuries, […]
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Emotional Distress Damages in a Personal Injury Case
Suffering an injury because of someone else’s fault can leave you with not just physical harm but emotional trauma as well. In particular, emotional distress can severely impact your work, your relationships, and your quality of life. Have you suffered property damage, injury, or emotional harm in an accident that wasn’t your fault? If so, […]
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