Top Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Albuquerque: Get the Help You Deserve

This page is for motorcyclists and their families in Albuquerque and throughout New Mexico who need legal guidance after a motorcycle accident. It covers your legal options, important deadlines, and how an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer can help you recover compensation. Motorcycle crashes in Albuquerque leave riders with devastating injuries, mounting medical bills, and insurance companies that would rather pay nothing than pay fairly. If you or someone you love was hurt in a motorcycle accident in New Mexico, you have legal options - and a limited window to exercise them.

Key Takeaways

• Injured motorcyclists in Albuquerque and across New Mexico can call (505) 216-2510 or message Shekter Rosete Law, PC online for a free consultation after a motorcycle accident. Initial consultations with the firm are always free, and there is no obligation to hire.

• Jamison Shekter and Mixcoatl "Mish" Miera-Rosete are trial lawyers based in Albuquerque who handle complex motorcycle accident claims statewide on a contingency fee basis - meaning no attorney's fees unless there is a recovery. Hiring a lawyer on this basis increases your chances of receiving fair compensation.

• New Mexico allows three years to file a motorcycle accident claim in most cases, but claims against government entities require a written notice within just 90 days. Contacting an accident lawyer quickly protects your rights and preserves critical evidence that can disappear in days.

• The firm regularly handles catastrophic injuries and wrongful death cases, fights comparative fault arguments that insurance companies raise against riders, and is prepared to take cases to trial when insurers refuse fair settlements.

• Call (505) 216-2510 or use the online contact form to get started today.

Experienced Albuquerque Motorcycle Accident Lawyers Serving All of New Mexico

Shekter Rosete Law, PC is an Albuquerque-based personal injury law firm focused on helping injured motorcyclists and their families throughout Albuquerque NM and New Mexico - including Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Roswell, Farmington, Hobbs, Taos, and smaller communities along I-25, I-40, and U.S. 285.

The firm's nine key practice areas include motorcycle accidents, car accidents, truck accidents, medical malpractice, personal injury, wrongful death, insurance bad faith, civil rights, and nursing home injury and abuse. This page focuses specifically on motorcycle accident claims.

Motorcycle crashes along corridors like I-25, I-40, Central Avenue, Coors Boulevard, Paseo del Norte, and Tramway Boulevard often cause catastrophic injuries because riders lack the protective structure surrounding occupants of passenger vehicles. Motorcycle cases differ significantly from standard car crashes in both the injuries they produce and the legal strategies they demand.

Ready to talk? Call (505) 216-2510 or contact the firm online for a free consultation with an Albuquerque motorcycle accident attorney.

Why Injured Motorcyclists in Albuquerque Need Strong Legal Representation

Common Biases Against Motorcyclists

Motorcycle riders in Albuquerque and New Mexico face unique dangers and biases that most other accident victims never encounter. Inattentive drivers cause collisions with motorcyclists daily, and then insurance adjusters and even jurors assume the rider was reckless - simply because they chose two wheels instead of four. Insurance adjusters often have biases against motorcyclists in claims, and those biases translate into lowball offers and denied claims.

The Impact of Catastrophic Injuries and Insurance Tactics

Injured motorcyclists are disproportionately represented in catastrophic injury and fatal crash statistics statewide. Severe injuries like traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and amputations often require lifelong medical treatment, and the lost earning capacity alone can run into millions of dollars. In 2023, motorcyclists were involved in 13.2% of fatal crashes in New Mexico - a staggering figure considering how few motorcycles are on the road relative to cars and trucks.

Insurance companies often blame riders, minimize pain and suffering, or argue that injuries were "preexisting." They may deny claims outright or offer settlements that cover only a fraction of actual losses. Without experienced legal representation, injured riders are left fighting a system designed to protect the insurer's bottom line, not the injured person.

Shekter Rosete Law, PC builds each motorcycle accident case with rider-specific evidence - accident reconstruction, visibility analysis, and medical and economic expert input - to fight bias and maximize compensation. The legal team understands how to counter the stereotypes that defense lawyers rely on.

Do not speak to insurance carriers or accept any motorcycle accident settlement before talking to an Albuquerque motorcycle accident lawyer. Call (505) 216-2510 first.

New Mexico Motorcycle Crash Statistics and Rider Vulnerability

Key Crash Statistics

New Mexico's landscape draws riders from across the country - the Sandia and Manzano foothills, high desert sunsets, weekend rides up to Santa Fe or Taos along winding mountain roads. But behind that scenery lies a harsh reality.

According to the 2022 New Mexico Traffic Crash Annual Report, motorcycles were involved in approximately 2.3% of all reported crashes but accounted for a dramatically higher share of fatal and serious-injury crashes. In 2022, there were 54 motorcycle fatalities statewide, with 33 of those riders not wearing helmets. In 2021, 49 motorcyclists died in New Mexico accidents. New Mexico has 7.6 motorcycle fatalities per 10,000 registered riders - one of the highest rates in the nation. In 2023, Albuquerque alone had 296 motorcycle crashes reported, and 14% of motorcyclists involved in those crashes suffered serious injuries.

Why Riders Are Vulnerable

Riders are vulnerable because they have no steel cage, airbags, or crumple zones. A direct impact with a larger vehicle or the road surface frequently produces head, spine, and lower-extremity injuries that change lives permanently. Many motorcycle accidents in Albuquerque involve left-turn collisions at intersections like Montgomery and San Mateo, Central and Eubank, or Coors and I-40 - as well as lane-change accidents on freeways and drivers pulling out of side streets and parking lots.

Catastrophic injuries and wrongful death claims require detailed documentation of future medical care, vocational limitations, and non-economic harm. Shekter Rosete Law, PC routinely develops this evidence with expert assistance, because the stakes for injured riders and their families are simply too high to leave anything to chance.

New Mexico Laws That Affect Your Motorcycle Accident Claim

New Mexico's traffic, insurance, and personal injury laws directly shape the value and outcome of every motorcycle accident claim. Understanding these rules - and how insurers try to exploit them - is essential.

Insurance minimums. New Mexico requires motorcyclists to carry liability insurance meeting state minimums: $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident for bodily injury, and $10,000 for property damage. These limits are often grossly insufficient in catastrophic motorcycle cases involving surgery, rehabilitation, and long-term disability. Albuquerque motorcycle accident lawyers should always investigate uninsured motorist coverage and other available policies.

Helmet and eye-protection rules. Under N.M. Stat. § 66-7-356, helmet use is required for riders and passengers under 18, but helmet use is not required for adults in New Mexico. Eye protection is mandatory unless the motorcycle has an approved fixed windshield. Failure to wear a helmet does not automatically bar recovery, but insurance companies frequently try to use it to reduce damages - particularly in head injury cases. The statute explicitly provides that helmet nonuse shall not constitute contributory negligence.

Motorcycle endorsement. New Mexico requires a motorcycle endorsement to operate a motorcycle legally. Riding without one can become fodder for an insurer's comparative fault argument.

Traffic laws and fault. Rules on yielding, speed, following distance, lane position, and impaired driving are used to establish legal fault in an Albuquerque motorcycle accident case. Violations of these traffic laws by the negligent driver - or the rider - directly affect how liability is apportioned.

Shekter Rosete Law, PC stays current on evolving New Mexico motorcycle accident laws, including 2026 car accident law changes, and applies that knowledge to motorcycle accident cases statewide.

Deadlines: How Long You Have to File a Motorcycle Accident Claim in New Mexico

New Mexico sets strict time limits for motorcycle accident lawsuits and claims. Missing these deadlines can completely bar recovery - no matter how strong your case.

• General personal injury: In most motorcycle accident personal injury cases, you have three years from the date of the crash to file a lawsuit under N.M. Stat. § 37-1-8. This three-year statute of limitations applies broadly, and the clock starts ticking on the day of the accident.

• Wrongful death: Wrongful death claims arising from a motorcycle accident are generally subject to a three-year deadline measured from the date of death.

• Government defendants: When a government vehicle, agency, or poorly maintained public roadway may be at fault, additional rules apply. You must provide a written notice of claim within 90 days under the New Mexico Tort Claims Act (N.M. Stat. § 41-4-16), and the lawsuit must be filed within two years.

• Evidence disappears fast: Acting quickly helps your legal team gather evidence before traffic-camera footage, nearby business video, or vehicle event-data recorder data is overwritten or lost within days or weeks after a motorcycle crash.

Contact Shekter Rosete Law, PC as soon as possible at (505) 216-2510 or through the firm's secure online form to protect your claim timeline.

Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in Albuquerque and Across New Mexico

Even the safest, most experienced riders can be injured when other drivers, businesses, or government entities are careless or reckless. Most motorcycle accidents are caused not by the rider, but by someone who was not paying attention; many of the same negligence patterns also cause a serious car crash, though riders usually suffer far worse injuries.

Key recurring causes include:

• Distracted driving (smartphones, in-vehicle screens)

• Failure to yield when turning left - the single most common crash type for motorcycle collisions

• Unsafe lane changes and blind-spot failures

• Following too closely

• Speeding and running red lights

• Impaired or drugged driving

• Drowsy driving on long highway stretches like I-25 or I-40

Dangerous road conditions specific to New Mexico also play a role: unrepaired potholes, loose gravel, poorly marked construction zones, sudden sand and debris from high winds, and improperly designed or maintained intersections. These hazards can create claims involving government or contractors as the liable party.

Some collisions also involve defective motorcycle parts - brakes, tires, or fuel systems - opening the door to product liability claims against manufacturers or distributors.

Shekter Rosete Law, PC investigates not only the obvious at fault driver but also potential third parties: employers (in on-the-clock crashes), bars or restaurants in certain dram-shop scenarios, and public entities responsible for roadway hazards. Local knowledge is crucial in handling motorcycle accident claims in Albuquerque, and this firm knows the intersections, roads, and conditions that cause crashes here.

Evidence That Can Strengthen Your Motorcycle Accident Case

Strong evidence is the backbone of a successful motorcycle accident claim. Gathering evidence is critical after a motorcycle accident to support claims, and injured riders should not try to handle complex evidence collection alone while recovering from significant injuries.

Key categories of evidence include:

• Police crash reports and supplemental investigation reports

• Body-cam and dash-cam footage from responding officers

• 911 call recordings

• Photos and videos of the scene, vehicles, and visible injuries

• Skid marks, debris patterns, and gouge marks on pavement

• Damage to the motorcycle and other vehicles involved

• Helmet and riding gear condition

• Roadway design, maintenance, and signage records

• Witness statements from bystanders and involved drivers

Medical records and billing histories from facilities such as UNM Hospital, Presbyterian, Lovelace, and local clinics are equally important - including future-care opinions from treating physicians and specialists. These records document the scope of motorcycle accident injuries and connect them directly to the crash.

Shekter Rosete Law, PC often works with accident reconstructionists, biomechanical experts, and life-care planners to analyze the crash sequence, visibility, speed, and long-term medical needs for injured motorcyclists.

Important: Save your damaged helmet, jacket, gloves, boots, and motorcycle. Do not repair or discard them. This protective gear and the motorcycle itself serve as physical evidence that can be inspected and used to prove the severity and mechanics of the accident. Immediate evidence preservation is vital after a motorcycle accident.

How Shekter Rosete Law, PC Builds and Proves Liability in Motorcycle Accident Claims

Steps in Proving Liability

Proving fault in a motorcycle accident claim requires connecting specific acts of negligence - or reckless conduct - to the crash and the rider's injuries under New Mexico law. It is not enough to say the other driver was careless; you must show exactly how and why.

The firm works to establish the core legal elements:

1. Duty of care - the other party's legal obligation to follow traffic laws and drive safely

2. Breach of duty - speeding, failing to yield, distracted driving, or another violation

3. Causation - the direct link between the breach and the motorcycle accident

4. Damages - medical bills, lost wages, physical pain, emotional distress, and more

Shekter Rosete Law, PC conducts a structured crash review: interviewing witnesses, obtaining all available video, canvassing nearby businesses for surveillance, downloading event-data recorders when applicable, inspecting the roadway, and comparing physical evidence to the narratives in police reports and insurance reports.

The firm uses visual aids - scene diagrams, 3D reconstructions, and demonstrative exhibits - to show adjusters, mediators, judges, and juries exactly how the motorcycle accident occurred and why the other party is primarily responsible.

When reasonable settlement offers are not made, the firm is prepared to take motorcycle accident cases into New Mexico state court or federal court. Their experienced lawyers handle complex litigation, appeals, and insurance bad faith claims when insurers refuse to honor valid policies.

New Mexico's Pure Comparative Negligence and Bias Against Motorcyclists

New Mexico follows a pure comparative negligence system for claims, meaning a rider can still recover damages even if they are found mostly at fault - though compensation can be reduced by your percentage of fault in the accident.

Here is a simple example: if your total damages from a motorcycle accident are $200,000 and you are assessed 40% at fault, you can still recover 60%, or $120,000. You can recover damages even if partially at fault. There is no threshold that bars recovery entirely.

Insurance companies and defense lawyers exploit this system by overstating a motorcyclist's role in the crash. They rely on stereotypes about riders being "risk-takers," argue that speed and lane position automatically prove fault, and use comparative fault arguments that arise frequently in motorcycle accident cases. Attorneys should be prepared to counter biases against riders in court, because jurors can carry the same assumptions if they are not properly educated.

Shekter Rosete Law, PC actively combats these tactics by presenting hard evidence - visibility studies, speed analyses, neutral witness testimony - and educating jurors about real-world motorcycle riding, including why lane positioning and defensive maneuvers are safety techniques rather than signs of recklessness. Consulting a lawyer can strengthen your motorcycle accident claim by ensuring someone is building that counter-narrative from day one.

The firm's goal is to minimize any unfair fault assigned to the rider, thereby increasing the net recovery available under New Mexico's pure comparative negligence system.

What Compensation Can an Albuquerque Motorcycle Accident Claim Recover?

The value of a motorcycle accident claim depends on the specific facts and injuries, but New Mexico law allows recovery of both economic and non-economic damages after an accident. Motorcycle accident claims can include compensation for medical expenses, lost income, and much more.

Economic damages:

• Emergency care, hospitalization, and surgeries

• Rehabilitation and physical therapy

• Prescription medications and assistive devices

• In-home care and home modifications

• Lost wages and diminished earning capacity

• Motorcycle repair or replacement and other property damage

Non-economic damages:

• Physical pain and suffering

• Emotional distress and mental anguish

• Loss of enjoyment of life (being unable to ride, hike, or work in a chosen field)

• Scarring and disfigurement

• Loss of consortium for impacted spouses in serious injury cases

In rare cases involving egregious conduct - such as drunk driving or extreme recklessness - punitive damages may be available to punish and deter similar behavior under New Mexico law.

Shekter Rosete Law, PC thoroughly documents all categories of harm, works with experts when necessary, and negotiates or litigates to seek compensation that reflects the full measure of loss, especially in catastrophic injuries and wrongful death cases. The firm believes that clients deserve nothing less than a complete accounting of every way the accident caused harm.

Catastrophic Injuries and Wrongful Death in New Mexico Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle collisions at city speeds on Central, Lomas, or Unser - and especially at highway speeds on I-25, I-40, or U.S. 550 - often result in catastrophic injuries or loss of life after a serious accident.

Common catastrophic motorcycle accident injuries include:

• Traumatic brain injuries (including "mild" TBIs that significantly affect cognition and daily function)

• Spinal cord injuries and paralysis

• Complex orthopedic fractures requiring multiple surgeries

• Internal organ damage

• Amputations

• Severe road rash leading to infection, skin grafts, or permanent scarring

These injuries require long-term treatment plans, life-care projections, and clear documentation of future medical expenses, home modifications, and vocational limitations. The firm pursues this evidence with medical and economic experts so that nothing is left off the table.

Wrongful death motorcycle accident claims can be brought by surviving family members under New Mexico law. Available damages include loss of financial support, loss of companionship, funeral and burial expenses, and the decedent's pre-death pain and suffering. The emotional and financial stakes for surviving families are enormous.

Shekter Rosete Law, PC approaches catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases with both compassionate communication and aggressive litigation strategy, keeping families informed every step of the way while fighting for accountability.

How Our Albuquerque Motorcycle Accident Lawyers Help You from Day One

The firm's process is straightforward: free consultation, case evaluation, evidence preservation, claim filing, negotiation, and - when needed - trial and appeal.

During the free initial consultation, an attorney (not just staff) listens to what happened, reviews any crash reports or photos you have, answers questions about New Mexico motorcycle accident law, and outlines a preliminary strategy. Selecting attorneys with motorcycle-specific experience is recommended, and both founding partners have that experience.

Once retained, Shekter Rosete Law, PC immediately:

• Sends preservation letters to prevent destruction of video, vehicle data, and records

• Requests police reports, medical records, and insurance policy information

• Investigates the scene and identifies all involved drivers and potential defendants

• Evaluates all available insurance coverage, including uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage

• Shields the client from direct insurance company pressure and recorded-statement traps

The legal team handles communications and settlement negotiations with insurers, coordinates with treating doctors on documentation, and prepares each motorcycle accident claim as if it may go to trial - which often encourages better pre-trial settlement offers. In most motorcycle accident cases, this preparation is what separates a fair settlement from a lowball one.

Call (505) 216-2510 or reach out online for immediate help with an Albuquerque or New Mexico motorcycle accident case.

About Shekter Rosete Law, PC and Our Trial Lawyers

Shekter Rosete Law, PC was founded by two trial lawyers who believe injured clients deserve direct access to the attorneys handling their cases, not layers of staff and paralegals.

Jamison Shekter graduated from the University of New Mexico School of Law and has been in trial practice since 2017. Before co-founding Shekter Rosete Law, PC, he litigated personal injury, medical malpractice, and wrongful death cases at a prominent plaintiff's firm. His focus areas include motorcycle accidents, car and truck accidents, catastrophic injury, insurance bad faith, civil rights, and nursing home abuse.

Mixcoatl "Mish" Miera-Rosete earned both his undergraduate and law degrees from UNM, clerked at the New Mexico Supreme Court, and spent years litigating at a major plaintiff's firm before joining Shekter Rosete Law as a partner. He currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at the UNM School of Law and holds leadership roles with the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association (Editor-in-Chief of The New Mexico Trial Lawyer) and the New Mexico Hispanic Bar Association. It is important for motorcycle accident lawyers to have trial experience, and Mish has it in abundance.

The firm has earned recognition including Rising Star and Best Personal Injury Lawyer listings. More importantly, the attorneys maintain a client-centered philosophy built on direct communication, transparency, and aggressive advocacy. The firm represents motorcyclists throughout New Mexico - in Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Roswell, Farmington, Hobbs, Taos, and rural counties - with free consultations and contingency-fee representation for motorcycle accident and related personal injury cases. Millions recovered for injured clients across the state.

What to Do (and What Not to Do) After a Motorcycle Accident in Albuquerque

The steps you take in the minutes, hours, and days after a motorcycle accident can significantly affect both your health outcomes and the strength of a future claim.

Do:

• Call 911 and report the crash - always request police and medical assistance

• Obtain contact and insurance information from all drivers

• Photograph the scene, your injuries, vehicle damage, and road conditions if physically able

• Seek prompt medical evaluation at UNM Hospital, Presbyterian, Lovelace, or your nearest facility - even if you feel "okay" at the scene

• Keep all medical and repair bills, wage-loss documentation, and insurer correspondence in a single folder

Do not:

• Admit fault or guess about your speed or visibility at the scene

• Downplay injuries to first responders or ER staff

• Sign any releases or accept a quick settlement without legal guidance

• Post about the motorcycle accident on social media - adjusters monitor these platforms closely

Bring everything you have to your consultation with Shekter Rosete Law, PC. Contact the firm as soon as possible at (505) 216-2510 or via the secure online form so that an attorney can start protecting your motorcycle accident claim immediately.

How Much Is My Albuquerque Motorcycle Accident Claim Worth?

No responsible motorcycle accident attorney can promise a specific settlement number upfront. But an experienced lawyer can evaluate the key factors that influence claim value and frame realistic expectations while pushing for maximum compensation.

Main factors affecting case value:

• Severity and permanence of injuries

• Length and invasiveness of medical treatment

• Need for future care or surgery

• Impact on work and earning ability

• Total medical bills and out-of-pocket costs

• Strength of liability evidence

• Insurance coverage limits (liability and UM/UIM)

• Comparative negligence arguments

Below is a table summarizing these factors:

Factor	Why It Matters
Severity and permanence of injuries	More severe injuries with lasting effects support higher damages
Length and invasiveness of medical treatment	Extensive surgery and rehab increase documented economic loss
Need for future care or surgery	Ongoing medical expenses are recoverable with expert projections
Impact on work and earning ability	Lost wages and diminished earning capacity can be substantial
Total medical bills and out-of-pocket costs	Documents the economic foundation of the claim
Strength of liability evidence	Clear fault strengthens negotiating position
Insurance coverage limits (liability and UM/UIM)	Available policy limits affect what can realistically be collected
Comparative negligence arguments	Any fault assigned to the rider reduces the net recovery

Catastrophic injuries, long-term disability, or wrongful death in a motorcycle accident typically involve more extensive damages and a more complex valuation process. Insurance companies often minimize claims without legal representation, which is why having a law firm that knows how to document and present these losses matters.

Schedule a free case evaluation by calling (505) 216-2510 or sending a confidential message through the firm's contact form to discuss the potential value of your specific motorcycle accident claim.

Cost of Hiring an Albuquerque Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

Shekter Rosete Law, PC represents motorcycle accident clients on a contingency fee basis. There are no upfront attorney's fees and no hourly billing.

The firm only collects an attorney's fee if it successfully recovers compensation by settlement or verdict. The fee is a percentage of the recovery, agreed upon in writing at the outset of the representation. Everything is transparent before you sign.

The firm typically fronts case costs - filing fees, expert opinions, deposition expenses - and discusses how those costs are handled out of any recovery, consistent with New Mexico rules and the written fee agreement.

This fee structure allows injured motorcyclists and families facing mounting medical bills and lost income to access high-quality legal representation without additional financial burden. Accident victims should never have to choose between getting medical treatment and getting legal help.

Call (505) 216-2510 for a no-obligation consultation where fee structure and any questions about costs will be explained in plain language before you decide whether to move forward.

Frequently Asked Questions About Albuquerque Motorcycle Accident Claims

Do I really need a motorcycle accident lawyer if the insurance company already called me?

Insurance adjusters work for the insurer - not for you. Their job is to minimize payouts, and one of the most effective tools they use is obtaining a recorded statement in the first days after a crash that can later be used to undermine your injury claim. A motorcycle accident lawyer can handle all communications with insurance companies, advise on what information is appropriate to share, and prevent you from unintentionally harming your claim. Shekter Rosete Law, PC offers a free consultation to review any settlement offer or request for a statement before you agree to anything.

What if the other driver in my motorcycle accident was uninsured or underinsured?

Uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage exists specifically for this situation. When the at fault driver has no insurance or only minimum limits that do not cover your losses, your own UM/UIM policy may fill the gap. Shekter Rosete Law, PC reviews all available policies - motorcycle, auto, and household - to identify possible UM/UIM benefits, stacking options, and potential bad faith issues if an insurer wrongfully denies or delays payment. The firm has experience suing insurance companies in New Mexico when they act in bad faith on valid motorcycle accident claims.

Will I have to go to court for my Albuquerque motorcycle accident case?

Many motorcycle accident claims in New Mexico resolve through fair settlement negotiations with insurance companies before trial, especially when liability is clear and injuries are well documented. However, if the insurer refuses to make a fair offer, Shekter Rosete Law, PC is prepared to file a motorcycle accident lawsuit and, if necessary, take the case to trial in state or federal court. The firm discusses litigation options, risks, and potential benefits in detail, and the decision to settle or proceed to trial is always made with the client's informed consent.

How long will my Albuquerque motorcycle accident claim take?

Timelines vary. Factors include the severity of injuries, how long it takes to reach maximum medical improvement, the complexity of fault issues, and the willingness of insurers to negotiate fairly. Straightforward motorcycle accident claims with clear liability may resolve in months. Cases involving catastrophic injuries, disputed liability, or multiple parties can take considerably longer - especially if they go into litigation. Shekter Rosete Law, PC keeps injured clients informed at each stage, aims to move cases efficiently, and balances the need for a timely resolution with the goal of not settling for less than what the claim is worth.

Can Shekter Rosete Law, PC help if my motorcycle accident happened outside Albuquerque?

Yes. The firm represents injured motorcyclists and families throughout New Mexico, including crashes near Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Roswell, Farmington, Hobbs, Taos, and on rural highways and county roads. The attorneys routinely handle cases in various judicial districts and are comfortable litigating in both urban and rural courts across the state. If you were injured anywhere in New Mexico, call (505) 216-2510 or reach out through the online contact form to see how the firm can assist with your motorcycle accident case.