Category: Medical Negligence

Common Signs of Medical Malpractice in New Mexico

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Last Modified on Apr 15, 2026

Medical malpractice is often difficult to recognize right away. Many patients assume their medical providers gave them the appropriate care and that their symptoms are normal complications of treatment. The standard of care may not have been upheld. Understanding the common signs of medical malpractice in New Mexico is essential if you believe your medical… read more



Common Types of Medical Malpractice Cases in New Mexico

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Last Modified on Feb 24, 2025

You put your trust in many different medical professionals over the course of your lifetime. If you suffer harm at the hands of these individuals and their negligence, it can be a devastating blow, both physically and mentally. Unfortunately, these cases occur time and again in the state of New Mexico. There are several common… read more



Proving Fault in a Wrongful Death Case

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Last Modified on Mar 16, 2024

Proving Fault in a Wrongful Death Case When a personal representative files a wrongful death claim in New Mexico, perhaps the most important aspect of the process is determining liability. The personal representative’s goal is to recover compensation for the estate and for the deceased’s surviving family members, and determining liability is the only way… read more




Medical Malpractice Reform Should Focus On Patient Safety

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Last Modified on May 02, 2024

Medical Malpractice reform has been receiving much attention recently with the introduction of H.R. 5, which seeks to impose national tort reform measures, including the imposition of caps on non-economic damages as well as potentially taking away the right to trial by jury in some medical malpractice cases. As New Mexico medical malpractice lawyers, we… read more


Malpractice “Reforms” Unrelated To The Practice Of Defensive Medicine

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Last Modified on May 02, 2024

In direct contradiction to claims that medical malpractice caps are necessary on pain and suffering in order to reduce the costs of doctors practicing “defensive medicine, ” a recent study released in the policy journal Health Affairs found that many of the popular proposals suggested for reducing medical malpractice are unrelated to the practice of… read more


Grants Awarded To Study Medical Malpractice

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Last Modified on May 02, 2024

Last week the Department of Health and Human Services announced millions of dollars in grants to states to address medical malpractice. These grants will go to state health departments, universities, and medical centers for demonstration projects designed to reduce injuries, decrease the numbers of lawsuits, improve doctor/patient communication, and lower liability insurance premiums. These funds… read more