You got hurt. The insurance company already has people working on it. We are two New Mexico lawyers who make sure you do too — and we'll tell you what your case may be worth, for free.
The first offer an insurance company makes is made before they know you have a lawyer. It assumes you don't know what your case is worth and won't sue. Both of those change the day you hire us.
We know what cases like yours have been worth. We can file suit, and they know it. We fight the hospital and health-plan liens that take a bite out of your check. And we count every part of your claim — the surgery in five years, the work you can't do anymore — not just the bills on the table today.
If we don't win, you pay nothing. No fee up front. We put it in writing, in your language.
Whether you may owe case costs is explained before you sign. Every case is different; past results don't predict yours.
Rear-ends, 18-wheelers, crew trucks, uninsured drivers. The insurance company's playbook, and ours.
Learn moreHobbs, Carlsbad, Artesia, Lovington. Workers' comp is not the end of the story when four companies were on the site.
Learn moreWhen a family loses someone to another person's carelessness. Handled with care, and with force.
Learn moreConstruction, warehouses, deliveries. Who else is responsible besides your employer?
Learn moreCall, text, or start online. A lawyer — not a call center — hears your story, in your language.
What your case may be worth, what the insurance company will try, and whether you even need us. Sometimes you don't, and we'll say so.
The letters, the calls, the records, the liens, the negotiation — and the lawsuit if they won't be fair.
William J. Waggoner has practiced injury law in New Mexico since 1996. Fifth-generation New Mexican, Desert Storm veteran, a degree in petroleum management before law school — he knows the lease, the rig and the road.
Malik Rifi Saidi was born in New Mexico and raised in Costa Rica. UNM Law, New Mexico and federal bars. He speaks English, Spanish, French and Moroccan Darija, so you tell your story once, to your own lawyer.
Meet the partnersIt costs nothing to ask. If the offer they made you is fair, we’ll tell you that too.