Moving trucks can be up to 26 feet long, eight feet high, and weigh up to 26,000 pounds, making them difficult for the average driver to maneuver. If you happen to be in a nearby vehicle when a moving truck is turning or switching lanes, you could become the victim of a moving truck accident. Whether you sustain bodily injuries or have damage to your vehicle, The Samuel Kane law office can help you get the compensation you deserve.
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How is Fault Determined in New Mexico for Car Accidents?
You’re sitting at a stop sign one day when *boom*, another car slams into yours. Or, you’re having a particularly bad day, you look down at your phone for a moment, and suddenly you’re the one hitting a parked car at a stop sign. In cases like these, fault can be pretty straightforward. However, the reality is that not all car accidents are so clearly the fault of one party or another. Depending on the state in the US, the way fault is assigned in an accident can vary. New Mexico, like all other states, takes car accidents seriously, and dealing with the aftermath of a car accident can require a thorough understanding of the law.
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What You Should Know About New Mexico's Dog Bite Laws
If you have a dog bite case in New Mexico, you might be surprised to learn that the state does not have a detailed law on this subject. This does not mean you can not win a dog bite case in New Mexico! It is still entirely possible to hold a negligible owner accountable and receive a settlement.
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How Compensatory Damages are Calculated for Personal Injury Cases in New Mexico
Your parked car has been hit by a truck. What should you do? Your next steps depend on a variety of factors. If anyone was inside the parked car when it was struck, call first responders right away to address any possible injuries or existing dangers.
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