The fatal collision at the intersection of Agua Fria Street and Arroyo de las Cruces Road in Santa Fe—which claimed the life of 31-year-old Bradley Trujillo on February 15, 2026—is a heartbreaking reminder of the unique vulnerabilities motorcyclists face on New Mexico roads. While the Santa Fe Police Department’s Traffic Unit continues its investigation, the
For generations, New Mexicans have lived in a state that is both beautiful and harsh. We are accustomed to the threat of fire in our high deserts and mountain forests. But in recent years, the scale and frequency of these catastrophes have changed. While climate change and drought play a role, we must face a
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When a commercial semi-truck collides with a passenger vehicle on a New Mexico highway like I-40 or I-25, the impact is more than physical. While you are being rushed to a hospital, the motor carrier’s “Rapid Response Team” is already on its way to the scene. In trucking litigation, the clock is not just a
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Legally reviewed by Alex Flores, New Mexico attorney since 2013. Last updated: July 2026. Key takeaways New Mexico is a pure comparative negligence state: you can recover damages even if you were mostly at fault — there is no 50% cutoff. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault: 30% at fault on a
Insurance companies use proven tactics to minimize what they pay you after a crash. Learn what to watch for and how an attorney protects your claim in New Mexico.
