Posts by Kenneth G. Egan
Hurt as an Uber or Lyft Passenger? Legal Options in New Mexico
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have become a convenient way to get around Las Cruces and beyond. Many people rely on these services daily for work, school, or social outings. But what happens when that ride ends in an accident? If you were a passenger in an Uber or Lyft accident, the legal process…
Read MoreProving Negligence in Auto Accidents in New Mexico
Car accidents in New Mexico are rarely “just accidents.” Most crashes happen because someone failed to act responsibly on the road. Whether it was a driver texting behind the wheel, speeding through a red light, or failing to yield, these actions fall under negligent driving or, in some cases, reckless driving. If you were injured…
Read MoreInjured in a Lime Scooter or E-bike Accident in New Mexico?
Electric scooters and e-bikes are becoming increasingly popular across New Mexico, especially in cities like Las Cruces. These convenient and affordable transportation options are often used by students, tourists, and commuters alike. But as their use grows, so does the number of serious accidents. If you were injured in a Lime scooter accident, e-bike crash,…
Read MoreCan a Passenger Sue the Driver in New Mexico?
Car accidents don’t just affect drivers. Passengers are often seriously injured and left with mounting medical bills, lost income, and long-term recovery. If you were riding in a vehicle that crashed, you might be wondering what happens next. Do you have any legal rights? Can you sue the driver, even if you know them? The…
Read MoreSelf-Driving Car Crash in New Mexico | Know Your Legal Rights
Self-driving cars are no longer science fiction. Vehicles equipped with autonomous or semi-autonomous systems are becoming more common on New Mexico roads. But what happens when these advanced technologies fail? If you’ve been injured in a crash involving a self-driving car, determining who is legally responsible is more complicated than in a typical accident. Understanding…
Read MoreRear-End Collisions in New Mexico: Fault, Injuries, and Legal Steps | Egan Law
Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of car accidents in New Mexico. They can happen at stoplights, in heavy traffic, or even on open roads when a driver is distracted or following too closely. While some rear-end crashes cause only minor damage, others can result in serious injuries and costly repairs. Knowing…
Read MoreMedical Care After an Accident: Why You Need a Personal Injury Lawyer in Las Cruces
When you’ve been involved in an accident in Las Cruces, you need a personal injury lawyer Las Cruces who understands both local laws and the challenges of coordinating care and compensation. At the Law Offices of Kenneth G. Egan, we work closely with medical providers and insurance companies to ensure your bills are handled properly…
Read MoreDrowning Accident New Mexico: Who Is at Fault?
When a drowning accident occurs in New Mexico, especially involving a child in a private pool, it often raises questions of responsibility. Under New Mexico premises liability law, pool owners owe a duty to maintain safe conditions and may be held accountable if a guest or child suffers injury or death due to inadequate supervision,…
Read MoreWhen the Bills Don’t Stop: Your Legal Options for Debt Relief in New Mexico
It starts slowly. A missed credit card payment. An unexpected medical bill. A job change that throws off your finances. Before long, the calls from creditors become constant—and the anxiety feels impossible to shake. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Thousands of people in Las Cruces and across New Mexico are dealing with…
Read More“I Got Hit Out of Nowhere.” What to Do After a Car Accident in New Mexico
You were driving through Las Cruces, maybe heading home on I-10 or taking a quick trip to the grocery store, when everything changed in an instant. Another car ran a red light, hit you from the side, and now you’re dealing with pain, confusion, and questions you never expected to face. Who’s going to pay…
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