Will Waggoner is a no-nonsense, aggressive personal injury lawyer who has recovered millions of dollars for his clients over the past twenty years. His thorough and complete understanding of personal injury law and how to get the maximum recovery for his clients is arguably the best in New Mexico. Those who know him call him a tireless bulldog of a lawyer who genuinely cares for clients. “Everyday is an exciting opportunity to best serve my clients for whom I care deeply; after twenty years, it’s still what I love to do most.” Will is a fifth generation New Mexican who has lived in the state for most of his life. He has practiced in the area of Personal Injury Law for over twenty years. Will has successfully litigated every variety of personal injury cases, including auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, traumatic brain injuries, wrongful deaths, medical malpractice, slip and falls, nursing home abuse, product liability, and insurance bad faith and, doing so, has successfully recovered several millions of dollars for his clients. Prior to founding the Waggoner Law Firm in 1996, now the Waggoner Legal Group, Will was a partner in the law firm of Coppler and Aragon, P.C. He is a member of the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association and the National Trial Lawyers Association; both Associations are dedicated to the highest quality of service for personal injury clients. Will has completed in-depth studies on the processes and workings of insurance companies, which allows him to best serve his clients in seeking their maximum compensation for the injuries they have suffered, either through the settlement process or through trials. Before dedicating his practice to serving his personal injury clients, Will worked for the New Mexico Legislature as a staff attorney and then represented a number of clients before the New Mexico Legislature, New Mexico Governors, United States Congress and two U.S. Presidents. He was a principle author of a draft Treaty between the United States and Mexico, and has represented numerous business clients in complex transitional matters.

John W. Day is an attorney who practices in criminal defense, civil litigation, wrongful death and government misconduct/civil rights litigation. John W. Day serves clients throughout New Mexico, including the communities of Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Taos and Farmington. Prior to opening his own office, John had a long and successful tenure as a partner in one of Santa Fe’s oldest and largest law firms where he practiced in the same areas of criminal defense, wrongful death, civil litigation and government misconduct/civil rights litigation. John has represented clients in federal, state and tribal courts throughout New Mexico. He has successfully defended cases involving national security clearance matters, white-collar offenses and homicide, among others. John has provided personalized legal representation to families and institutions with special legal problems and crisis situations. John serves as general counsel to large high-wealth families and to specialized not-for-profit organizations that value his unique set of problem-solving skills and his experience. John serves as an on-air legal analyst for KOAT-TV, Channel 7, the ABC affiliate station for Albuquerque and all of New Mexico.

Roderick Thompson is a practicing lawyer in the state of New Mexico. Attorney Thompson received his J.D. from Tulane University School of Law.

For more than 40 years, the Law Office of Keith Franchini in Albuquerque has provided unsurpassed representation to personal injury victims throughout New Mexico. As the firm's principal attorney, Keith Franchini has earned an excellent reputation for helping injured plaintiffs and their families obtain the compensation they deserve. His experience as both a solo practitioner and member of a larger law firm have made him proficient at handling all types of personal injury matters, including complex and serious cases involving catastrophic injuries or wrongful death Keith F. Franchini was born, raised, and educated in Albuquerque. When he was 9 years old, one of his cousins started practicing law and talked about the work while on fishing trips. A year later, Mr. Franchini decided he wanted to become a lawyer. His cousin served as a mentor during these younger years. For several decades, Mr. Franchini has dedicated his legal career to assisting personal injury victims throughout New Mexico. He is committed to client responsiveness, approachability, and truly cares about each person--qualities that set him apart from other personal injury attorneys. Outside his legal practice, Mr. Franchini is committed to giving back to the community. He provides legal advice to the impoverished and homeless through New Mexico Christian Legal Aid and counsels married couples at Heights Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He also volunteers at Young Life™ -Albuquerque, a non-denominational Christian ministry for middle-school and high-school students, and teaches Sunday school to this same age range. Mr. Franchini enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, playing golf, and gardening.

Paul Dominguez proudly serves Albuerque, New Mexico and the neighboring communities in the areas of medical malpractice, personal injury, car accident, wrongful death, and products liability law.

Albuquerque, New Mexico Best Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Attorneys exclusively handling vehicle accidents and crashes. We only handle accidents, collisions and crashes caused by car accidents, truck accidents, semi truck accidents, 18 wheeler accidents, tractor trailer accidents, commercial vehicle accidents, bus accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents and pedestrian accidents. We focus our entire law practice on injuries and wrongful death caused by vehicle accidents. That's why clients and attorneys consider us the best and most respected vehicle accident attorneys in New Mexico. We accept referrals from other attorneys. Mark Caruso is a former insurance company attorney who now fights for his own clients, the victims of vehicle accidents. He knows the ins-and-outs of the auto insurance claims business because he used to work for them and fight for the insurance companies to pay victims the least amount possible. Their tricks don't work on him. Now Caruso works for the victims fighting these same insurance companies--State Farm Insurance, Farmer's Insurance, Geico Insurance, Progressive Insurance, Traveler's Insurance, Fred Loya Insurance, and many more. By knowing how insurance companies operate their claims business, Mark Caruso and Caruso Law Office get their clients the most money possible. That's just one reason why Caruso Law Offices has such a high Google Star Rating and why so many family and friends of former clients chose us to represent them in their own car and truck accident cases. Here are some TIPS: Do Not Speak To The Insurance Companies Before You Speak To Us CALL US at 505-883-5000 ASAP for a free consultation with an attorney. The best answer after a car accident is to have absolutely no dealings with the insurance company or companies representing the person you are claiming damages from. Let us handle this for you. We know exactly what we’re doing and assure you that if your case is sound, you will always get back significantly more using our services than if you went alone. Get Proper Medical Care CALL US at 505-883-5000 ASAP to get referrals for treatment with no money due until your case settles. The first priority is to make sure that you get good medical treatment. You may find that you are taken to the hospital immediately if your injuries are severe. It is important that you get your doctors and anybody else who treats you to give you copies of the medical records so that these can be used to document the extent of your personal injuries later on when the claim is being processed. Steps To Take After An Accident CALL US at 505-883-5000 so that we can get our expert out to the scene for photographs and downloading of the black box if necessary. Collect evidence at the scene of the accident as soon as possible, if you are physically able to safely do so. Do not delay medical treatment to gather evidence. Things to consider, if you are able, include gathering contact information from any witnesses at the scene. You may use your cellphone to take pictures of the scene. If you have passengers, make sure to check their well-being before taking any other action. Cooperate with law enforcement, but do not admit fault for the accident. Arrange Your Free Consultation Call us at 505-883-5000 for your free consultation with an attorney. You can also contact Mark Caruso directly at mark@carusolaw.com You should contact the Albuquerque personal injury attorneys at Caruso Law Offices, P.C., as soon as possible. The consultation by phone or in-person is free and without obligation. If you have problems with medical insurance, we have contacts who may be able to help. We have a list of medical professionals who will not bill you until you reach a settlement and will not charge interest. To arrange a no-pressure consultation, call or contact us online now.

Brian Gaddy is a principal attorney with the Gaddy Law Firm in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He practices law in Texas and New Mexico and represents individuals suffering injuries caused by others. Mr. Gaddy has extensive experience with personal injury litigation. With over 17 years of experience as a Claims Counsel with Professional Claims Managers and a Claims Attorney with the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool, his focus was litigation and pre-suit claims involving municipal law enforcement and public officials’ liability. Specifically, he dealt routinely with claims and litigation involving 42 U.S.C. Sections 1981, 1983, and 1985, Title VII, Americans with Disabilities Act, and Texas Whistleblowers Act. Independently, he has consulted on litigation involving professional liability, copyright and trademark infringement, and Section 1983 unreasonable use of force. Prior to Professional Claims Managers, Mr. Gaddy adjusted claims involving claims involving 18-wheelers. These claims ranged from light fender benders to serious wrongful death. Mr. Gaddy’s focus was claims in the continental United States. Mr. Gaddy created and was part of the Rapid Response Team for one major trucking organization requiring he be at the site of a death within 24 hours of the occurrence. Mr. Gaddy has spoken at several conferences on topics involving civil rights, claims adjusting, and litigation management. Mr. Gaddy received his law degree from Texas Wesleyan School of Law in 1994. He is a member of the State Bars of Texas and New Mexico and is admitted to practice law in the United States District Court for the District of New Mexico and the United States District Courts for the Northern and Eastern Districts of Texas. He is also a licensed insurance adjuster.

Margaret Moses Branch is married to Turner W. Branch, senior partner of the Branch Law Firm. Ms. Branch is the managing partner. She is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and International Women’s Forum, named Woman of the Year in 1995. She serves on the Board of Directors of the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association and is currently on the Board of Directors of the Center for Civic Values (Interest on Legal Trust Accounts). She was Chair of the Association of Trial Lawyers Women’s Law Caucus (5,000 members) and was founding President of the New Mexico Women’s Bar Association. She has been a frequent lecturer on Continuing Legal Education programs for attorneys. Ms. Branch has served as Vice-Chair of the Association of Trial Lawyers of the America Tobacco Litigation Group. In her practice, Margaret Moses Branch has been particularly interested in women’s health issues. She has served on the Executive Committee of the Failure to Diagnose Breast Cancer ATLA Litigation Group. She was moderator for the National College of Advocacy, Medical-Legal Update Seminar, for the section entitled “Medicine and the Law: Special Issues Facing Women.” Ms. Branch served as a moderator of the ATLA National College of Advocacy, “Litigating Women’s Health Issues”. She has served as counsel in cases that involved failure to diagnose breast cancer, colon cancer, uterine cancer, pancreatitis, leukoplakia, peritonitis, appendicitis, compartment syndrome, aneurysms, pneumonia, meningitis, abruptio placenta, kernicterus, and other illnesses and diseases. She has been involved in cases that addressed issues of surgical negligence, i.e., laminectomies, cholecystectomies, colonoscopies, hernia repairs, and hip replacements. Additionally, she has been involved in cases that dealt with obstetrical issues, i.e., failure to perform timely Caesarean sections, inappropriate radiological procedures, unnecessary hysterectomies, and incomplete abortions.