New Mexico Accident and Injury Laws
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While we may try our best to stay safe, the truth is that life is full of potential dangers. But if you suffer an injury because someone else wasn't paying attention, such as a rear-end traffic collision, you may be entitled to compensation. Welcome to FindLaw's section covering the accident and injury laws of New Mexico, with articles and resources to help you navigate the law. In this section you will find information about what to do after getting into a car accident, how the claims process works, and how what to expect from a settlement. In addition, this section includes articles on workers' compensation insurance, asbestos regulations, pain and suffering damages, and more.