There is no denying that the coronavirus has changed the lives of people across the globe. We are all trying to navigate our new way of life and interact with the world around us. Our homes have always been our sanctuary, but now they feel almost claustrophobic for many people…

Albuquerque Journal recognizes Parnall Law as one of the best small-sized workplaces in the state. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO (June 3, 2020) – Parnall Law is one of the top places to work in New Mexico, the Albuquerque Journal announced last week. As the only law firm on this year’s Top…

While victims of severe injury accidents could be entitled to significant compensation from the at-fault party, people often wonder what a typical settlement might be.  If you’re considering filing a personal injury lawsuit for an injury you suffered due to someone else’s negligence, the following tips can help you figure…

Bert Parnall from Parnall Law Firm recently sat down with New Mexico Living to discuss how Parnall Law Firm is dealing with the coronavirus crisis by offering online video chats with clients who need help getting their case rolling and discussing everything they need. Bert also offers his advice on…

Coronavirus (COVID-19): Hire Parnall Law Firm from the Comfort of Your Own Home  We are taking the threat of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in New Mexico very seriously. Right now, people in NM are being hurt by the threat of the Coronavirus. Let us help! We understand the fears that many…

Even before starting his firm in 2009, Bert Parnall has focused on people and making the lives better for injured people. At the start, he and Alan Malott joined forces to represent injured victims. Ultimately, when Malott was named to a judgeship in 2009, Bert Parnall took over the firm…

While some factors in car accidents cannot be controlled, you can control the kind of music you listen to when driving. Studies have shown that the type of music you listen to behind the wheel can heavily influence the speed and safety of your driving. If you have been injured…

As the holiday season approaches, many parents search online for toys and games for their little ones. Consumers should be careful, however, unsafe products for children may be for sale on one of the largest shopping sites, Amazon.com. According to a recent CNBC report, online retail giant Amazon has not…

Beginning in 2020, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will charge trucking companies a fee for every driver they hire or employ. Meant to ensure compliance with regulations banning drivers who test positive for drugs or alcohol, this new rule could have the unintended outcome of leading companies to…

Running red lights is killing more Americans than ever, according to a recent study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. The study found that deaths from drivers running red lights reached a 10-year high. There were 939 fatalities, up 31% from a low of 715 in 2009. Fatalities in red-light…