How Many People Die on Oil Rigs?

Oil and gas production is an important part of New Mexico’s economy. However, this type of work can be dangerous.  Oilfield workers spend their days around heavy machinery, moving vehicles, pressurized equipment, elevated work areas, and hazardous substances. When something goes wrong, workers may have only seconds to react.  So, how many people actually die […]

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What Is the Leading Cause of Death in Motorcycle Accidents?

Head injuries are a leading cause of death in motorcycle accidents in New Mexico and across the United States. Riders have little protection around them, so a crash can cause severe brain and head injuries even when it happens at a lower speed. Understanding what the leading cause of death is in motorcycle accidents also […]

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What to Do If You Get Rear-Ended

Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents. They can happen at stoplights, in heavy traffic, at intersections, or when one driver fails to notice that traffic ahead has slowed down. Even a seemingly minor rear-end crash can cause injuries, vehicle damage, and unexpected expenses. Some injuries may not become obvious until […]

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What Is the Chance of Dying in a Car Crash?

Most people in New Mexico hop into a vehicle multiple times per day to get from one place to another, and the thought of dying in a car crash never crosses their mind. However, the sad reality is that car accidents claim the lives of hundreds of people in New Mexico every year. A single […]

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Dog Bite Levels Explained: What You Should Know

Not every dog bite causes the same type of injury. Some incidents involve threatening behavior without broken skin, while severe attacks can cause deep wounds, permanent injuries, or death. The dog bite levels explained below are based on the widely used Dunbar Dog Bite Scale, which divides dog attacks into six levels according to the […]

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