Recent News About New Mexico Supreme Court
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SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) - A $165 million verdict against FedEx over a traffic accident that killed a young mother and her child and left a toddler critically injured was neither excessive nor the result of the jury’s sympathy and passion, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) – The Supreme Court of New Mexico has rejected a challenge to groundwater quality regulations adopted in 2013 known as the Copper Rule.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) – The minor children of an Albuquerque man fatally shot by an Albuquerque police officer in 2010 have the right to sue the Albuquerque Police Department and the city, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled earlier this month.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) -- The New Mexico Supreme Court last month sided with a state agency in a tax dispute with a popular online book retailer.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) -- The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a city did not engage in an unlawful taking of a water company's property when it chose to provide water within an area located outside its limits.
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SANTE FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) - The New Mexico Supreme Court reversed the Court of Appeals and remanded for a new trial a wrongful death suit filed against the New Mexico Department of Transportation for their failure to erect a barrier between opposing lanes on a dangerous stretch of road.
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Maes SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) - The New Mexico Supreme Court on Friday ruled in favor of two oil companies in a dispute over the proper calculation of royalty payments on state oil and gas leases.
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King SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) - The New Mexico Supreme Court last week annulled and vacated a final order by the state Public Regulation Commission that encouraged utility companies to promote energy efficiency.
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Daniels SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) - The New Mexico Supreme Court said Tuesday a state district judge's mass jailing of 32 courtroom spectators for contempt was "an unlawful abuse of judicial power."
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SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) - The New Mexico Supreme Court said Tuesday a state district judge's mass jailing of 32 courtroom spectators for contempt was "an unlawful abuse of judicial power."
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It's summer. Even though the days are longer, employers will tell you the work days can get shorter. Legal Newsline takes a look at 10 state supreme court justices who aren't all work and no play.
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Kennedy Most of the judges on the New Mexico Court of Appeals get a failing grade when it comes to the "expansion of liability," according to a judicial evaluation report.
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ATRF President Sherman Joyce WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - South Florida is again the country's most plaintiffs-friendly jurisdiction, according to the American Tort Reform Foundation's annual "Judicial Hellholes" report, released Tuesday.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline)--The New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled that a state Senate candidate lacked enough valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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New Mexico Supreme Court AZTEC, N.M. -- The attorney for outgoing New Mexico Magistrate Judge James Atcitty recently announced that his client is suing the New Mexico Supreme Court, among others, for discrimination.
