Margaret Moses Branch is an attorney and partner at Branch Law Firm in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She represents clients in medical malpractice, personal injury, mass torts, toxic torts, products liability, and general litigation matters. Admitted to practice in New Mexico and Colorado, she is also admitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit and the U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico. Margaret earned her J.D. and B.S. from the University of New Mexico.

LATEST ARTICLES BY: Margaret Moses Branch

Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury

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Last Modified on Mar 16, 2024

Traumatic brain injuries can occur in a wide variety of ways. The Mayo Clinic states that these incidents happen when a person sustains a violent blow or jolt to the body or head. It is crucial for individuals to be able to recognize the signs and symptoms of a traumatic brain injury. Often, individuals who… read more


What to Do After a Hit-And-Run Accident in New Mexico

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Last Modified on Mar 16, 2024

Hit-and-run accidents are terrifying for anyone involved. This includes drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and bicyclists. The aftermath of a hit-and-run accident can be confusing, but there are several steps that individuals should take after these incidents occur to help ensure that they protect their well-being and their chances of recovering compensation. 1. Never go After the… read more


10 Motorcycle Safety Tips

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Last Modified on Mar 16, 2024

There are more motorcyclists in California than in any other state in the country, according to the state Office of Traffic Safety. Unfortunately, motorcyclists are much more vulnerable than those inside regular passenger vehicles, and motorcycle drivers and passengers need to take additional safety steps in order to remain safe at all times. Here, we… read more


What Are Common Causes of Birth Injuries?

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Last Modified on Mar 16, 2024

Birth injuries are devastating, and they can occur in a wide variety of ways. In some cases, birth injuries are nobody’s fault, and they occur as a result of uncontrollable variables related to the child or mother. However, there are times when birth injuries occur as a result of the careless or negligent actions of… read more


What Makes a Product Unreasonably Dangerous or Defective?

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Last Modified on May 02, 2024

When you shop for products for yourself and for your family, you probably assume that the products that end up in your hands and then the hands of those you love are safe for their intended use. Unfortunately, that is not always how it goes. Unsafe, dangerous, and defective consumer products end up slipping through… read more


5 Warning Signs of Nursing Home Neglect

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Last Modified on Mar 16, 2024

Although it is difficult to imagine how someone tasked with caring for defenseless nursing home residents could neglect them, it happens all too often. According to the National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), more than one in 10 nursing home residents have suffered abuse of some form within the past year, including neglect. Knowing the… read more



What Are the Dangers of Marketing Defects?

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Last Modified on May 02, 2024

Defective products can lead to serious injuries or illnesses for consumers. Companies, manufacturers, retailers, and distributors all have a responsibility to ensure that products are safe to use and consume. However, it is possible for corporations to cause harm to consumers even if a product is not directly defective because they may have marketing defects… read more


What Can You Do if an Insurance Company Denies Your Claim?

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Last Modified on Mar 16, 2024

If you or somebody you care about has been injured due to the actions of another individual or entity in New Mexico, you should be able to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, property damage expenses, and more. However, what happens if the insurance carrier for the other party denies your claim? Here,… read more


Tips for Sharing the Road With Semi Trucks

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Last Modified on May 02, 2024

Semi-trucks are incredibly large. Information from the Federal Highway Administration indicates that these vehicles can reach lengths of up to 75 feet and weigh 80,000 pounds when fully loaded. When you are operating a smaller vehicle, particularly on the highways or freeways, you will inevitably share the road with a larger semi-truck. There are various… read more