You got hurt months ago. Maybe a year ago. You hired an attorney, and now… nothing seems to be happening. The bills keep coming. You’re not sure what’s going on. When you call, you get vague answers or talk to someone who isn’t your attorney. That sounds frustrating. Maybe even maddening. Here’s the good news: in most cases, a slow-moving
If you’ve been hurt in an accident, you probably have questions about what comes next. One of the biggest: will I have to sue someone? The word “lawsuit” sounds scary. It conjures images of courtrooms, judges, and witnesses on the stand. You might picture yourself facing the person who hurt you in front of a jury. That sounds stressful. Maybe
You’ve seen the headlines, the billboards, the in-your-face television ads. Millions recovered. Huge verdict here. Huge verdict there. But what do those numbers actually mean? And more importantly, what do they mean for your case? Basically nothing. Think about what goes into one of those verdicts. Yes, the attorney’s skill is in play, but it also depends on a large
You did everything right. You put your request in writing. You described the records you wanted. You sent it to the correct agency. And then… nothing. No acknowledgment. No records. No explanation. Just silence. This is frustrating. Maybe even infuriating. You followed the rules, but the agency didn’t. Here’s what you need to know: the law is on your side.
What is the Process for Requesting Public Records in New Mexico? You’ve heard that government records are supposed to be public. Maybe you want to know how your city spent tax dollars on a contract. Or you’re curious about a decision your school board made. Or you just want to see what’s in a police report. But when you try
