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All motor vehicle drivers in New Mexico are required to carry a minimum amount of automobile insurance. Commercial truck drivers and common carriers are no exception to this rule. New Mexico and federal law both impose minimum insurance requirements to cover the damage caused by an accident. The insurance required for commercial trucks is much... read more

If you get into a truck accident, your injuries and losses might be severe. If you were not at fault for the accident, you should not have to pay for your own medical bills or property repairs. New Mexico is a tort-based insurance state, meaning the party guilty of a tort, or wrongdoing, in connection... read more

Driving while tired is one of the most dangerous mistakes that a driver can make. Fatigue can impede a driver’s senses enough to cause a car accident. When a truck driver operates a big rig while drowsy, the outcome can be deadly for surrounding drivers. If you’ve been injured in a truck accident and suspect... read more

If you get into a truck accident in New Mexico, you may be able to recover financial compensation from the at-fault party. This includes compensation for your physical injuries and property damage, as well as intangible losses known as pain and suffering. Knowing how to pursue fair financial compensation for pain and suffering can help... read more

As a truck accident victim in New Mexico, if you successfully prove legal fault for your collision, you can be awarded multiple types of financial compensation, known as damages. The two main damage categories are compensatory and punitive. Compensatory damages are the most common; they reimburse a victim for the money spent after the accident,... read more