Flores Mendez LawFlores Mendez Law2026-06-12T12:45:47Zhttps://www.floresmendez.com/feed/atom/WordPress/wp-content/uploads/sites/1504773/2025/10/cropped-flores-mendez-site-identity-2-32x32.pngOn Behalf of Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[New Mexico DOT launches improved online construction project platform]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=469462026-06-12T12:45:47Z2026-06-12T12:45:47ZIn March 2026, the New Mexico Department of Transportation announced the upcoming launch of an enhanced online platform designed to provide the public with better access to information about road construction projects throughout the state.
The new resource is intended to give residents a centralized and dependable source for tracking both active construction work and projects that are still in the planning stages. In addition to viewing project information, community members may also have opportunities to provide feedback regarding transportation studies and proposed improvements.
Why this new platform can help drivers stay safer
For drivers, this development could prove extremely valuable. Road construction often affects daily commutes, school routes, business travel and other routine activities. When motorists are unaware of upcoming work zones, they may encounter unexpected lane closures, detours, reduced speed limits and sudden traffic backups. These surprises can create frustration and, in some situations, contribute to accidents.Construction zones are notoriously unsafe. Traffic patterns may change overnight. Lanes can narrow or shift unexpectedly. Construction equipment, barriers and workers may be located close to moving traffic. Drivers who are unfamiliar with these changes may make sudden lane changes, brake unexpectedly or become distracted while trying to navigate altered road conditions.Having access to an official source of information can help motorists prepare before they leave home. Instead of discovering a major work zone only after arriving at it, drivers can review project information in advance and adjust their plans accordingly. This may include leaving earlier, selecting an alternative route or allowing additional travel time for expected delays.The new platform may be especially useful for individuals with time-sensitive schedules. Commuters, parents transporting children, delivery drivers and business travelers can all benefit from knowing where construction activity is occurring before getting behind the wheel.Of course, no single resource can eliminate every traffic hazard. Smart drivers should consider using the New Mexico Department of Transportation's project platform alongside local news reports, GPS traffic updates and other reliable traffic information sources. Combining these tools may provide a more complete picture of changing road conditions.The best approach is to remain proactive. Regularly checking for new construction activity can help reduce stress, avoid delays and improve safety. Drivers who understand what to expect are often better prepared to avoid injurious accidents when they can. ]]>On Behalf of Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Lawmakers consider new laws to address catastrophic DWI crashes]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=468862026-05-20T19:00:12Z2026-05-20T19:00:12ZDrunk driving crashes often lead to catastrophic and sometimes fatal results for innocent people. In April 2026, families who were affected by impaired driving gathered for the Reading of the Names ceremony at Ralph T. Cloud Park. The event was hosted by the El Paso District Attorney’s Office to give family members of victims a chance to remember their loved ones and discuss how an impaired driver’s decision to get behind the wheel changed their lives.
The stories were impactful and came from people of all different backgrounds and ages. A primary theme of the messages was that these crashes aren’t limited only to late-night hours. An impaired driver can make the choice to drive at any time of day. It’s also important to remember that not all these crashes are caused by people who consumed alcohol. Drivers who use certain illegal substances or drugs can also cause these wrecks.
Lawmakers are addressing the issue
Lawmakers aren’t sitting around idly while innocent victims die and their family members suffer. Instead, there are some proposals that are based on how other states handle drunk driving cases. One of these is that a person would be subjected to breath testing devices or ignition interlocks after a first offense conviction on drunk driving charges. Another idea that’s on the table is reducing the blood alcohol concentration limit. As it stands, adults who are 21 or older have a limit of .08% if they aren’t a commercial driver. Supporters of these measures argue that stronger measures may prevent repeated events by offenders before innocent people are impacted. While having these changes proposed, they don’t take away the effects of crashes that have occurred or will occur. Victims who are injured and loved ones of those who die may choose to take legal action against the drunk driver. Working with someone familiar with these matters is beneficial so they can ensure the legal case is handled properly.
]]>On Behalf of Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Commercial vehicles: More than just big trucks]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=468822026-05-07T11:24:19Z2026-05-07T11:24:19ZWhat qualifies as a commercial vehicle
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations define commercial motor vehicles based on weight, passenger capacity and business use. However, state laws in New Mexico and Texas extend liability to any vehicle operated for business purposes. This means the sedan that rear-ended you may carry commercial insurance if the driver was working.
Commercial vehicles come in many forms beyond tractor-trailers:
Delivery vans and courier vehicles
Company cars and fleet sedans
Limousines and party buses
Landscaping trucks and contractor vehicles
Catering vans and food trucks
A company logo often signals commercial ownership, but not always. Some businesses use unmarked vehicles for their work. The key factor is whether the driver was working within their job duties when the crash happened.
Why commercial designation matters for your claim
Commercial vehicle accidents typically come with much higher insurance coverage than regular car policies. Companies in southern New Mexico and western Texas often carry policies worth hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. When you do not realize a vehicle is commercial, you might settle for small personal policy limits. This is a missed opportunity when much larger commercial coverage actually covers your case.
Insurance companies representing commercial interests send experienced adjusters and legal teams to the scene right after accidents happen. Without a lawyer on your side, you may accept far less than what your injuries actually cost you. Filing against the wrong policy wastes precious time you need to pursue full compensation. Remember, New Mexico gives you only three years and Texas gives you two years to file your lawsuit.
What happens when you do not recognize commercial liability
A skilled personal injury attorney can check the commercial status of any vehicle involved in your crash and identify all available insurance policies. Missing a commercial vehicle claim can leave you drowning in medical bills. Recognizing it can secure the compensation you need to rebuild after someone else's negligence turned your world upside down.]]>On Behalf of Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Choques con vehículos comerciales: más allá de los camiones]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=468712026-04-29T22:11:16Z2026-04-29T22:10:21ZSi alguna vez has estado en la carretera y viste un camión de dieciocho ruedas, probablemente pensaste que ese es el ejemplo perfecto de un vehículo comercial. Tienes razón, pero la realidad es mucho más amplia. Un accidente con un vehículo comercial no siempre involucra a un camión enorme. Puede ser una van turística, una camioneta de entregas, entre otras opciones. Entender estas diferencias es muy importante si sufres un percance, porque las reglas cambian cuando hay una empresa de por medio.
¿Cómo identificar a un vehículo comercial?
Mucha gente cree que un vehículo comercial debe ser grande o pesado. Sin embargo, la ley también se fija en otros aspectos, como la capacidad de pasajeros del automóvil y su uso. Si un vehículo se utiliza para transportar materiales peligrosos o llevar a cierto número de personas a cambio de un pago, puede que entre en esta categoría. La clave suele estar en la propiedad y el propósito (enlace en inglés). Si el vehículo es clasificado como comercial, sus regulaciones y los seguros que lo cubren pueden ser distintos a los de un auto de uso personal. Esto puede incluir desde las furgonetas de Amazon o FedEx hasta los vehículos de una empresa de construcción.
Los seguros corporativos funcionan de manera diferente
Cuando chocas con otro conductor particular (enlace en inglés), tratas con su seguro personal. En los accidentes comerciales, te enfrentas a pólizas mucho más grandes y complejas. Estas empresas tienen contratos de seguros que manejan millones de dólares. Aunque esto suena positivo para obtener una compensación, también significa que la compañía de seguros luchará con más fuerza para no pagar.Ellos cuentan con equipos de abogados dedicados exclusivamente a proteger sus intereses. Su meta es reducir el valor de tu reclamo o culparte por el accidente. Por eso, identificar correctamente el tipo de vehículo (enlace en inglés) desde el inicio es un paso que no puedes ignorar. No estás peleando contra un individuo, sino contra una estructura corporativa diseñada para proteger sus finanzas.Un choque con un vehículo comercial es una experiencia que nadie desea, pero estar informado es tu primera defensa. No importa si fue un camión enorme o un auto de entregas; si sospechas que se trata de un vehículo comercial, las reglas son distintas y un abogado con experiencia puede ayudarte a entenderlas. ]]>On Behalf of Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[¿Qué pasa si le cae un objeto encima en una tienda de Nuevo México?]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=468302026-03-14T02:43:37Z2026-03-14T02:43:37Zinspeccionar sus instalaciones para garantizar la seguridad de los visitantes. Si una tienda pasa por alto estos cuidados, usted tiene derecho a buscar una compensación por sus lesiones.
¿Por qué caen los objetos?
La mayoría de estos incidentes ocurren por razones que pudieron evitarse fácilmente con una supervisión adecuada:
Estanterías defectuosas: El uso de anaqueles viejos, oxidados o dañados que no pueden sostener el peso de la mercancía.
Sobrecarga de estantes: Apilar demasiados productos en niveles superiores, creando una base inestable.
Objetos pesados en las alturas: Colocar artículos inadecuadamente pesados en estantes altos sin las medidas de seguridad necesarias.
Adicionalmente, algunos objetos pueden deslizarse fácilmente si no cuentan con barras de retención o cuerdas de seguridad.
Qué debe hacer si resulta herido
Si un objeto le golpea en una tienda, recuerde priorizar su salud es lo primero, pero proteger sus derechos legales es el segundo paso más importante:
Reporte el incidente: Asegúrese de que el gerente de la tienda redacte un informe oficial y pida una copia.
Tome fotografías: Documente el estante, el objeto que cayó y el área cercana antes de que el personal limpie la escena.
Busque testigos: Obtenga la información de contacto de otras personas que hayan visto el accidente.
No firme nada: Las aseguradoras de las tiendas pueden intentar ofrecerle un pago rápido a cambio de que usted renuncie a su derecho de demandar. No acepte sin hablar con un abogado.
Las lesiones por objetos caídos pueden variar desde conmociones cerebrales y fracturas hasta lesiones graves de cuello y espalda. Bajo las leyes de Nuevo México, usted puede recuperar fondos para cubrir facturas médicas, salarios perdidos y el dolor y sufrimiento causado por el impacto.
No permita que la negligencia de una corporación afecte su futuro financiero y físico. Si usted sufrió una lesión mientras estaba de compras, puede consultar con un equipo legal sus diferentes opciones legales.
]]>On Behalf of Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Watch Out for Falling Objects While Shopping: Causes and Compensation]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=468292026-03-13T22:36:48Z2026-03-13T22:36:01ZWhy Do Items Fall from Shelves?
While stores are supposed to be safe places to shop, several common mistakes by staff or management can lead to dangerous falling objects. Here are the primary reasons items fall from shelves:
Old or faulty equipment: Over time, metal shelving units can become rusty, dented or structurally weak. If the store uses damaged or faulty shelving, the racks may lean or collapse under the weight of the products.
Poor stacking and overloading: Store employees might try to fit too much inventory into a small space. When they overload a shelf or stack boxes too high, the entire pile becomes unstable and can tip over with just a small vibration.
Inappropriate weight distribution: Putting very heavy or bulky items on high shelves is a major safety risk. If these items are not secured with brackets or bars, they can easily slide off and cause serious injuries to anyone walking below.
Lack of secure placement: Sometimes items are simply pushed too far forward or placed haphazardly on the edge of a display. Without proper "fencing" or shelf edges to hold them back, merchandise can fall due to gravity or a customer reaching for a nearby item.
Negligent maintenance: If a store fails to inspect its displays regularly, they might miss loose bolts or shifting stacks. Regular safety checks are required to ensure that everything remains securely positioned for shoppers.
You should always keep your eyes open when you shop in places with high displays or warehouse-style shelves. Avoid walking too close to stacks that look leaning or messy.
How New Mexico’s personal injury laws protect you
In New Mexico, we use a rule called pure comparative negligence. This means that even if you were a little bit distracted, you can still usually recover money for your injuries as long as the accident wasn't entirely your fault. The court just looks at what percentage of the accident was the store's fault versus yours and adjusts the payment based on that.
If you are injured by a falling object in a store due to negligence, you have the right to seek compensation for damages like medical expenses, lost wages and pain and suffering through a premises liability claim. Consulting with an attorney who can help you prove the property owner’s negligence is essential.]]> Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Flores Mendez Law Founding Partners Selected to the 2025 Texas Super Lawyers List]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=461452025-09-29T19:34:44Z2025-09-18T05:00:00ZConnie J. Flores, Esq. is a tenacious advocate for clients injured in catastrophic accidents, including car and truck crashes and wrongful death cases throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Understanding that personal injury extends beyond physical harm, Connie is committed to helping clients rebuild their lives while securing justice and substantial compensation. With extensive experience in litigation and alternative dispute resolution, she has recovered millions of dollars for her clients.
Connie holds a 9.8 Avvo rating and is a recipient of the Outstanding Young Lawyer Award from the El Paso Young Lawyers Association. She has been consecutively named to Super Lawyers since 2019 and was recognized on the Rising Stars list in 2018.
Jessica Mendez, Esq. focuses her practice on employment and personal injury law, representing clients in cases involving workplace accidents, sexual harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and other civil rights violations. Having started her career as a defense attorney before transitioning to plaintiff representation, Jessica co-founded Flores Mendez Law to provide comprehensive, client-focused services.
Active in the community, Jessica was honored with the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award from the El Paso Executive Women Lions Club.
Super Lawyers recognizes outstanding attorneys in more than 70 practice areas across each state. Selections are based on peer nominations, professional achievements, and independent research. Rising Stars highlights top attorneys under age 40 or with less than 10 years of experience.
Flores Mendez Law is a personal injury law firm serving clients in Texas and New Mexico from offices in El Paso and Las Cruces. To learn more or to schedule a free consultation, call 800-381-9999 or contact online.
*The awards and accolades displayed on this website were issued to the attorney(s) or the entire law firm by the respective providers of these honors. Please note that no aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of Texas. A description of the Super Lawyers selection methodology can be found by clicking here.]]> Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Back-to-School Traffic in El Paso: What Parents and Drivers Need to Know to Prevent Car Accidents]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=461582025-10-30T14:20:54Z2025-09-11T05:00:00ZEl Paso car accident lawyer is ready to help you in any situation that arises. Schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss your situation with us.
Going Back to School and Traffic Risks
September is typically the start of the school year in the area, which means roads change. Buses are everywhere, school zones tend to clog up the commute to and from work, and you could be faced with frustrated and distracted parents on the road. Even more overwhelming can be teen drivers who are just now getting into the groove of driving to school.
This leads to risks. Data from the Texas Department of Transportation indicate that over 2,000 school bus crashes occur in Texas annually. Many of these result in serious injuries. No one wants to be on that side of an accident.
What you do as you commute to and from work or school, then, especially on I-10 and US 54, can be critical to avoiding accidents and safeguarding everyone on their way to and from the day’s tasks. Though our legal team is the El Paso school zone accident lawyer you need, we offer some suggestions here to help you avoid having to contact us.
Common Causes of Back-to-School Accidents
It is not uncommon for car accidents to occur across the city when school resumes. The shift in everyone’s schedule, traffic changes, and a renewed sense of “hurry” can all impact what happens every day on the roadways. Some of the most common causes for back-to-school accidents include:
Speeding in school zones, whether intentionally or due to a lack of noticing them.
Distracted driving, including the use of phones behind the wheel, eating or drinking, or applying makeup.
Failure to stop for school buses, especially those making frequent stops on the way to and from school.
Blind spots on buses that make it hard for them to see you.
New drivers and congested streets often lead to aggressive and reckless driving.
As you head back to school or navigate busier-than-usual roadways, it helps to slow down and take more time to make your trip possible. Spend the necessary time taking off routes that may be longer in distance but less risky and worrisome during commutes. Most importantly, know where schools are and when those pickups happen to avoid those times when possible.
What to Do If Your Child Is Injured in a School Zone Accident
Texas school zone car accidents can be devastating for families. You may be unsure what your rights are after your child has been struck. Your priority after such an incident should be to receive medical care and follow up. But, then, consider these steps to help you seek fair compensation:
Ensure the school is informed about the accident. Request an investigation into what happened, especially if a crossing guard was present.
Inform the police by filing a police report if they did not respond to the accident.
Gather information from the scene if you were present, or speak to those who witnessed the accident to obtain their account.
Then, contact an El Paso car accident lawyer. If your child has serious injuries, it is always important to seek legal guidance as you pursue recovery of your damages.
Local School Zone Safety Laws in El Paso and Texas: Penalties for Violations
Everyone on the roadway must take steps to keep others safe, and that means abiding by all school zone laws. In El Paso, drivers must reduce their speed to 20 miles per hour during active school hours or school zone hours. This may differ for each school. Flashing signs may be present. Drivers must stop and wait for stopped school buses displaying flashing red lights or when the stop sign arm is extended. Do not go around a bus.
The fines and consequences for violations are significant. That includes higher fees than for traditional speeding or violations. Those using a cell phone in a school zone may face a minimum fine of $200 for a first offense. If you pass a school bus illegally, it can result in a fine of $ 1,250 for the first offense.
FAQs About Back-to-School Accidents In El Paso, Texas
What are some prohibited activities in Texas school zones?
Not only must you obey the speed limit, but there are also certain activities that are banned while driving in a school zone. That includes the use of their cell phone while behind the wheel. You also cannot switch lanes in a school zone.
What should I do if I am in a car crash in a school zone?
Move your vehicle to the side of the road or into an area parking lot out of the way. Call 911 to request police and medical care. Then, document the incident, including photos to demonstrate what your losses are.
Who is liable for a school zone accident?
Numerous factors play a role in this, but it could be the driver, the city if it failed to make the school zone visible, or other parties.
An Experienced El Paso Car Accident Lawyer at Flores Mendez Law Can Help
At Flores Mendez Law, our skilled El Paso car accident lawyers are dedicated to protecting your rights and guiding you through every step after a serious crash. We help families prove fault, demonstrate losses, and fight for the maximum compensation available under the law. Call us today at [nap_phone id="LOCAL-REGULAR-NUMBER-1"] or contact us online for a free consultation. With offices in El Paso, Texas, and Las Cruces, New Mexico, we proudly serve clients throughout the surrounding communities.]]> Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Car Accidents Caused by Loose Pets Inside Vehicles]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=461692025-10-30T14:21:01Z2025-08-31T05:00:00Zcrashes that cause injuries, property damage, and legal disputes. Still, many pet owners do not restrain their pets while in moving vehicles, whether they understand the dangers or not.
How Can a Loose Pet Distract a Driver?
A loose pet can move unexpectedly inside a car, jump onto the driver’s lap, or block access to the steering wheel or gearshift. Even brief attention shifts toward a pet can reduce a driver’s reaction time and awareness of road conditions. This distraction can make it harder to respond to sudden traffic changes, obstacles, or other hazards.
Can a Pet Obstruct a Driver’s View?
When a pet moves around freely, it may block mirrors, windows, or the windshield. Larger pets can stand or lean in a way that obstructs the driver’s line of sight. Even a smaller animal can interfere if it climbs onto the dashboard or rests on the steering column, limiting the driver’s ability to see traffic signals, pedestrians, or nearby vehicles.
How Can a Loose Pet Affect Airbag Deployment?
During a collision, airbags deploy with considerable force. If a pet is in the front seat without proper restraint, the airbag’s impact can cause severe harm to the animal and may also affect the driver’s safety.
Do Unrestrained Pets Increase the Severity of Accidents?
In sudden stops or collisions, a pet’s body can be thrown forward with significant force, striking passengers or the driver. This impact can cause injuries that might otherwise be avoided if the animal were properly restrained. The sudden movement can also lead to loss of control over the vehicle.
What Legal Consequences Can Arise from an Accident Involving a Loose Pet?
If an unrestrained pet contributes to a crash, the driver may face liability for any resulting injuries or property damage. In some jurisdictions, animal restraint laws impose fines or penalties for traveling with an unsecured pet. Failure to control a pet during travel may also be viewed as negligent behavior, which can influence how fault is determined in a legal claim.
Are There Guidelines for Safely Traveling with Pets?
Many safety organizations advise using travel crates, harnesses, or barriers to restrict a pet’s movement inside the vehicle. Restraints should be appropriate for the animal’s size and temperament, allowing for comfort while preventing interference with driving tasks.
What Role Can Insurance Play in These Accidents?
Insurance coverage may apply to damages caused by a collision involving a loose pet, but the extent depends on the policy terms and fault determination. Some auto policies cover injuries to passengers and damage to property; drivers should review their policy details to understand what protections apply in these situations.
How Do Courts Determine Liability in These Cases?
Courts may consider whether the driver took reasonable measures to control their pet before the collision. Evidence like eyewitness statements, police reports, and photographs of the vehicle interior can be used to assess whether the pet contributed to the accident. If negligence is established, the driver may be held responsible for resulting damages.
Can a Loose Pet Cause Problems After a Collision?
Yes, after an accident, a frightened or injured pet may become aggressive or attempt to escape the vehicle. This behavior can complicate emergency response efforts, delay medical care for passengers, and create additional hazards on the roadway. Quick and cautious handling by trained responders may be necessary to prevent further harm.
Flores Mendez Law: Our Skilled Las Cruces Car Accident Lawyers Protect Client Rights After Pet-Related Crashes
If you need a legal consultation for a pet-related motor vehicle crash, contact our Las Cruces car accident lawyers at Flores Mendez Law. Call [nap_phone id="LOCAL-REGULAR-NUMBER-1"] or contact us online for a free consultation today. We have offices in El Paso, Texas, and Las Cruces, New Mexico, and serve clients in the surrounding areas.]]> Flores Mendez Law<![CDATA[Can You Sue Uber or Lyft After a Crash?]]>https://www.floresmendez.com/?p=461542025-10-30T14:21:06Z2025-08-28T05:00:00ZAre Uber and Lyft Drivers Actual Employees?
Uber and Lyft drivers are classified as independent contractors rather than employees, which impacts liability. When these drivers cause crashes, the companies often argue that they are not responsible for the actions of an independent contractor.
However, Uber and Lyft do carry insurance that applies when a driver is actively using the app. The extent of that coverage depends on the driver’s status at the time of the crash. If the driver is waiting for a ride request, on the way to pick up a passenger, or transporting someone, different levels of insurance may apply. That influences whether you can pursue a claim against the company directly or through insurance.
Can Uber or Lyft Be Held Liable for a Driver’s Negligence?
Holding Uber or Lyft directly responsible for a driver’s actions is difficult because of the contractor classification. However, you may be able to pursue compensation through the company’s insurance policies. These policies may provide coverage up to $1 million for bodily injury and property damage if the driver was carrying a passenger or en route to pick someone up.
If the driver was not using the app or waiting for a ride request, then the driver’s personal insurance would typically apply. In those situations, Uber and Lyft usually deny responsibility. Even when the driver is logged in, the available coverage might be lower than the full amount offered during active trips.
What Should I Do After a Rideshare Accident in Texas?
Gather information as soon as possible. This includes the driver’s name, the status of the ride, contact details for all parties, and any eyewitness accounts. It is important to seek medical attention if you have been injured and maintain documentation of all related treatment and costs.
Reporting the accident to the rideshare company can help initiate the insurance process. Uber and Lyft have procedures for handling accident reports, and those reports may be reviewed by claims adjusters working with the companies’ insurers.
What if the At-Fault Driver Is Uninsured or Underinsured?
Uber and Lyft include uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage within their commercial policies when a trip is active. This means that if another driver causes the accident and does not carry enough insurance, the rideshare company’s policy may cover the remaining costs. However, if the trip was not in progress, this coverage may not apply. The availability of compensation will depend on the precise details of the accident and the timing of the ride status.
Can I File a Lawsuit Against Uber or Lyft Directly?
In most cases, claims are made through the company’s insurance rather than through a direct lawsuit against Uber or Lyft. However, under certain circumstances, such as allegations of negligent hiring, supervision, or failure to act on a known safety risk, it may be possible to pursue legal action directly against the company. These cases are typically more difficult and may require additional investigation into the company’s practices and policies.
Let Our El Paso Car Accident Lawyers at Flores Mendez Law Fight to Protect Your Rights
If you were injured in an accident involving a rideshare vehicle, you may have legal options for compensation. Our experienced El Paso Uber and Lyft accident lawyers at Flores Mendez Law can evaluate your situation and determine which parties may be held responsible. For a free consultation, call [nap_phone id="LOCAL-REGULAR-NUMBER-1"] or complete our online form. Located in El Paso, Texas and Las Cruces, New Mexico, we serve clients in the surrounding areas.]]>