More Cars…More Accidents.

It is an unfortunate equation. If more people travel the highways and byways of The Great Southwest, there are bound to be more collisions. Because this beautiful area is so wide open, it is a fact of life that speeds will be higher. The Ken Wagner Law Firm in Albuquerque is here to help you and your family after an auto accident.

Handling car accidents is an area of expertise of The Ken Wagner Law Firm of Albuquerque. There are two keys to success…1) experience, they have handled hundreds of cases, and 2) size of the firm.  The Ken Wagner Law Firm has accident reconstructors to determine what happened and who exactly was at fault.

You are already traumatized enough in the aftermath of an auto mishap. Why not call Albuquerque car accident attorney, The Ken Wagner Law Firm? It gets “the ball rolling” towards properly investigating the causes of the crash. Just call (505) 242-6300 to begin the journey in achieving peace of mind. The bigger picture is seen at kenwagnerlaw.com.

More Motorcycles on the Road.

This is the time of year when more motorcycles are dotting the highways of The Great Southwest. There are about 10 people who die on American highways each day on a motorcycle. Just as important, is the aftermath of a motorcycle accident. The Ken Wagner Law Firm of Albuquerque wants to help you if you are involved in a motorcycle accident.

The #1 cause of death for a motorcyclist is a head injury…no surprise there. If you want to help guard against head trauma, then you should ALWAYS wear a helmet! You will be two-thirds less likely to experience a life-altering brain injury. You would be surprised at the insurance issues that ensue in the aftermath of an accident involving a motorcycle.

Here is the bottom line. With summer upon us in The Great Southwest you (or a loved one) could be involved in a motorcycle accident. If that happens, call The Ken Wagner Law Firm in Albuquerque as soon as you can. They will help you sort it out. Call (505) 242-6300. Visit their website at kenwagnerlaw.com.