Free case evaluation. No fees until we win your case. I answer when you call.
25 Years of New Mexico Experience
Millions Recovered for New Mexico Injury Victims
Free Case Evaluation
No Fees Until We Win Your Case
If you've been hurt in an accident anywhere in New Mexico, you have one question that matters most right now: who is actually going to handle my case? I'm Peter Romero, a personal injury attorney born and raised in New Mexico, and I've spent 25 years representing injury victims across Albuquerque and the state — on I-25, I-40, Central Avenue, and every road in between. When you call 900-9000, you reach me. Not a paralegal. Not a case manager. Me.
I keep my caseload intentionally limited so every client gets real attention. That's not a marketing line — it's the reason I've built my practice the way I have.
What Happens When You Call
900-9000
Most law firms route your first call to a receptionist who takes your name and says someone will get back to you. That's not how I work. When you call 900-9000, you speak with me directly. I'll listen to what happened, give you an honest read on your situation, and tell you whether I think you have a case worth pursuing. There's no charge for that conversation, and there's no obligation to hire me afterward.
If you're worried about legal fees on top of medical bills, here's the straightforward answer: you don't pay me anything unless we win your case. My fee comes as a percentage of your recovery — if there's no recovery, there's no fee.
Personal Injury Cases I Handle Across New Mexico
Whether your injury happened on a busy Albuquerque intersection or a highway outside Farmington, I handle the full range of personal injury cases that New Mexico families face.
Car accidents, including rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, and DUI-related injuries
Truck and commercial vehicle accidents on I-25 and I-40
Motorcycle accidents
Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
Premises liability and negligent security conditions
Dog bites
Nursing home negligence and abuse
Medical malpractice
Wrongful death claims
Every case type listed above has its own dedicated page with information specific to how New Mexico law applies to that situation.
Why New Mexico Injury Victims Choose Peter M. Romero & Associates
I didn't come to New Mexico to practice law. I grew up here. I went to school here. I've spent 25 years in New Mexico courts, building cases for people whose lives were turned upside down by someone else's negligence. That context matters — I know the local judges, the insurance tactics common in this market, and the specific ways New Mexico roads and conditions factor into liability.
What sets my practice apart isn't a slogan. It's a set of decisions I made about how to run it:
- Every initial call goes directly to me — 900-9000 reaches Peter, not a staff member
- I limit the number of cases I take so each client receives meaningful attention
- I'm available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — accidents don't happen on a schedule
- My fee is contingency-based — you owe nothing unless we recover compensation for you
- I serve clients throughout New Mexico, including Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, Las Cruces, and Farmington
Common Questions from New Mexico Injury Victims
How do I know if my accident qualifies as a personal injury case?
The clearest way to find out is to call me. A qualifying case generally involves an injury caused by someone else's negligence — a driver who ran a red light, a property owner who ignored a hazard, a truck company that pushed a driver past legal hours. After 25 years handling these cases in New Mexico, I can usually give you an honest assessment in a single conversation. That call is free and carries no obligation.
How much does it cost to hire a personal injury attorney in New Mexico?
Nothing upfront. I work on a contingency fee basis, which means my fee is a percentage of what I recover for you. If I don't win your case, you owe me nothing. Your ability to pay has no bearing on whether I take your case.
Who handles personal injury cases near Farmington, New Mexico?
I represent injury victims throughout New Mexico, including clients in Farmington and the surrounding Four Corners region. You don't need a local storefront — you need an attorney who knows New Mexico law and will give your case real attention. I handle cases statewide and am reachable directly at 900-9000.
What should I do immediately after an accident in New Mexico?
Get medical attention first, even if you feel okay — some injuries don't present symptoms right away, and a gap in medical care can be used against you later. Document the scene if you can: photos, witness names, the other driver's information. Then call me before you speak with any insurance company. Adjusters are trained to minimize payouts, and what you say in those early conversations can affect your recovery.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in New Mexico?
New Mexico's statute of limitations for most personal injury claims is three years from the date of the injury. Claims against government entities have shorter deadlines — sometimes as little as 90 days to file a notice of claim. Don't assume you have time to wait. Call me early so nothing gets missed.
Ready to Find Out What Your Case Is Worth?
The call is free. The evaluation is free. And if I take your case, you won't pay me a cent unless we win your case. Call 900-9000 now — I will answer.
