When an Employer Loses Its Legal Shield
Does Workers’ Compensation Always Bar a Lawsuit Against My Employer? Generally yes, but not in every single situation that might arise. New Mexico’s Workers’ Compensation ...
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Who Else Might Be Responsible at the Site
Why Do Oilfield Accidents Often Involve More Than One Employer? Oilfield worksites rarely involve a single company. A well site typically brings together the operator ...
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When Your Employer Has No Coverage
Texas Lets Employers Opt Out of Workers’ Compensation Texas stands entirely alone among the fifty states in how it chooses to handle workplace injuries. Under ...
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Your Benefits After Wrongful Termination
Wrongful termination in New Mexico affects more than just your paycheck, it puts your health insurance, accrued leave, and retirement benefits at risk in ways ...
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Retaliation After a Discrimination Complaint
Employer retaliation against workers who file discrimination complaints is one of the most frequently encountered issues in employment law, and New Mexico workers have both ...
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New Mexico’s Proposed Heat Illness Rule
New Mexico is moving toward a workplace heat safety standard that would place new duties on employers across the state. The proposed Heat Illness and ...
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