Personal Injury Lawyers Albuquerque
Have you been Injured in an Accident in Albuquerque
Dedicated Personal Injury Attorneys Representing Clients in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys represents individuals and families who have suffered injuries and/or damages caused by another’s negligence in Albuquerque, New Mexico, because we believe everyone should have access to quality legal representation — no matter where they live or work in the city.
With approximately 560,500 residents, Albuquerque is the most populous city in New Mexico and is home to an economy as diverse as its culture.
Albuquerque’s economy centers on science, medicine, technology, commerce, education, entertainment, and culture outlets, and is home to Kirtland Air Force Base, Sandia National Laboratories, Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute, Presbyterian Health Services, and both the University of New Mexico and Central New Mexico Community College have their main campuses in the city.
These government agencies, public and private businesses, and higher education institutions bring substantial commercial truck, passenger vehicle, and pedestrian traffic into the city that contributes to significant accidents, injuries, and fatalities throughout Bernalillo County.
If you have been injured in an accident in New Mexico that was caused by negligence, call our skilled Albuquerque personal injury attorneys to learn how we can help you.
There is never a charge to talk to an attorney, and we have a no recovery, no fee guarantee. We stand ready to help you.
Experienced Personal Injury Attorneys Representing Clients in Albuquerque, New Mexico
If you or someone you love has been hurt by negligence in New Mexico, our Albuquerque personal injury lawyers can help you reclaim your quality of life and the financial recovery you deserve.
Our Albuquerque personal injury lawyers represent clients throughout New Mexico in the following practice areas:
Owner and founder of Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys, Glen Larson, has represented injury clients throughout the United States for more than 15 years with one important goal: To pursue dedicated results for the injured.
Contact us today to learn how we can help you pursue the outcome you deserve.
How Many New Mexico Vehicle Collisions Are Caused by Negligence?
The New Mexico Department of Transportation reported that last year there were 36,555 traffic crashes reported on public roadways in New Mexico, with 15,545 people injured and 398 people killed.
On an average day in New Mexico, 100 crashes occurred, which involved 234 people, with 42 people injured and 1 person killed. Tragically, New Mexico’s fatal crash rates and fatality rates have been higher than the national average for the last five years.
The NDOT crash data listed that, on average, throughout New Mexico last year:
- A motor vehicle crash occurred every 14 minutes throughout the state, and in Bernalillo County every 38 minutes.
- A person was killed in a crash every 22 hours.
- A person was injured in a crash every 34 minutes.
- An alcohol-involved crash occurred every 4 hours.
- A person was killed or injured in an alcohol-involved crash every 6 hours.
- A distracted-driving crash occurred every 29 minutes.
- A semi/large-truck crash occurred every 3 hours.
- A motorcycle was involved in a crash every 10 hours.
- A bicyclist was hit by a vehicle every 33 hours
- A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle every 18 hours.
Negligent factors that contributed to traffic crashes in New Mexico by percentages included:
- Driver Inattention: 19%
- Alcohol Involvement 12%
- Drug Involvement 12%
- Excessive Speed 11%
- Failed to Yield Right of Way 6%
Albuquerque continues to lead New Mexico cities in total crashes and alcohol-involved crashes annually, with 13,421 and 575 respectfully occurring within the city’s nearly 189 square miles last year alone.
If you or someone you love has been injured in a crash or other circumstances caused by negligence, you do not have to face the at-fault party’s insurance company alone. We stand ready to help you.
Contact Our Experienced Team of Albuquerque, NM Personal Injury Attorneys for a Free Consultation Today
Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys represent residents throughout Albuquerque to provide customized legal strategies for each of our New Mexico clients, so they have access to the legal skill and resources they need to pursue real results — inside and outside the courtroom.
Contact us by calling 512-883-0277 or connect with us online to schedule a free consultation with our Albuquerque personal injury attorneys.
There is never a charge to talk to an attorney, and we have a no recovery, no fee guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions for Our Albuquerque Personal Injury Attorneys
What should I know about filing a personal injury claim as a pedestrian or bicyclist injured in Albuquerque?
Pedestrians and bicyclists struck by vehicles in New Mexico are entitled to pursue personal injury claims just as occupants of vehicles are, and in many cases the driver of the vehicle may be fully liable for the harm caused. Because pedestrians and bicyclists often sustain serious injuries with significant medical costs, documenting your injuries and gathering evidence from the scene as soon as possible is important. An attorney can help you understand your rights and pursue the compensation you may be owed for your injuries and losses.
How do I handle medical bills while my personal injury case is still being resolved?
Medical costs can accumulate quickly after a serious injury, and it is not always clear how those bills get paid while a claim is pending. Depending on your situation, options may include using your own health insurance, medical payment coverage through an auto policy, or negotiating with providers to defer billing until your case concludes. An Albuquerque personal injury attorney can review your specific circumstances and help you explore which options are available to you.
Can family members pursue a claim after a loved one is killed in an accident in New Mexico?
When a person is killed due to another party’s negligence, New Mexico law allows certain family members to pursue a wrongful death claim on behalf of the deceased. These claims can seek compensation for the family’s losses, including loss of financial support, loss of companionship, and related expenses such as funeral and medical costs. The rules governing who may file and what damages are available depend on the specific circumstances, and an attorney can walk you through the process.
What if a defective product or faulty vehicle part contributed to my injuries in an accident?
If a defective product, such as a malfunctioning vehicle part, a broken safety device, or a hazardous consumer item, contributed to your injuries, you may have a product liability claim in addition to or instead of a standard negligence claim. These cases often involve manufacturers, distributors, or retailers and can be more complex than a typical personal injury claim. An attorney can help evaluate whether a defective product played a role in your accident and identify the appropriate parties to hold accountable.
What are my options if I was injured in a hit-and-run accident and cannot identify the driver in Albuquerque?
When a driver flees the scene after causing an accident, you may still have options for recovering compensation even if that driver is never identified. Uninsured motorist coverage on your own auto insurance policy may apply in hit-and-run situations, and an attorney can help you understand what coverage you have and how to access it. Reporting the accident to law enforcement immediately and documenting the scene as thoroughly as possible also helps preserve your options.
What happens if the vehicle that caused my accident was owned or operated by a government entity in Albuquerque?
Claims involving government vehicles or employees in New Mexico follow a different legal process than standard personal injury claims, including stricter notice requirements and shorter windows to file compared to claims against private parties. Albuquerque’s concentration of federal and state government operations means these types of accidents do occur, and missing the required notice deadlines can forfeit your right to pursue compensation entirely. An attorney familiar with government liability claims can help you navigate these requirements and protect your ability to move forward.
What role does a police report play in a personal injury claim in New Mexico?
A police report creates an official record of the accident, documenting details such as the location, involved parties, witness information, and any citations issued, which can support your claim when establishing what happened. Insurance companies and attorneys frequently rely on police reports as an early reference point, and inconsistencies between the report and other evidence can affect how a claim is evaluated. If errors appear in the report after the fact, an attorney can help you address them and gather additional evidence to support your account of the accident.
Do I have to give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company after an accident in Albuquerque?
You are generally not legally required to give a recorded statement to the at-fault driver’s insurance company, and doing so before consulting an attorney carries real risk. Adjusters are trained to ask questions in ways that can elicit answers used to minimize or deny your claim, even when you are answering honestly. Contact Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys for a free consultation before providing any recorded statement, so you understand your rights and what a personal injury claim in New Mexico may involve.
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