Burg Simpson has seven offices in six states, representing clients across the country. Our New Mexico office, which opened in 2017, sits just off of Interstate 25 in northeastern Albuquerque. While Burg Simpson’s attorneys have decades of litigation experience, our New Mexico office specializes in the following practice areas:
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Twenty-Five Attorneys Were Listed in The Best Lawyers in America ® 2019 Ronald M. Sandgrund Listed as 2019 Best Lawyers “Lawyer of the Year” In His Practice Area and Region August 15, 2018 (Denver, CO) – Burg Simpson Eldredge Hersh & Jardine, P.C., one of America’s foremost plaintiff trial firms, is proud to announce… Read more »
Even the simplest of truck accidents can have life-changing consequences. That’s why it’s critical for trucking accident victims to have someone to fight for their rights. That’s what Burg Simpson shareholder Stephen J. Burg did for David Jimenez-Santana when he secured a $146,000 jury verdict for his client on June 8 in David Jimenez-Santana v…. Read more »
Burg Simpson shareholder Stephen J. Burg secured another huge victory for a client. A Colorado jury returned one of the largest verdicts ever for this type of injury. $1.3 million verdict in Moon v. Gooden, a motorcycle accident case. The final award, however, will exceed $1.6 million once expenses and interest are included. In August… Read more »
WYOMING TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION INDUCTS NEW PRESIDENT AND OFFICERS (Cheyenne, WY) The Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association (WTLA) announced that Cody attorney Colin Simpson will serve as the association’s President for 2018-2019. Simpson was elected to succeed Immediate Past President Todd Ingram, from Casper, during the WTLA annual convention held recently in Cody. Simpson has been… Read more »
An explosion shattered an otherwise typical, late summer afternoon in Denver earlier this week. A natural gas line burst in the historic Baker neighborhood, blasting a hole through a multi-family residential unit. The explosion left nine people injured – one of them critically. One fire department official told the Denver Post that it was the… Read more »
Despite a historically low unemployment rate – hovering at 3.8 percent – teenagers haven’t exactly been racing to get summer jobs lately. According to Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc., teen hiring fell nearly 4 percent to 1.28 million jobs gained last summer. Employment among teen workers – ages 16 to 19 – peaked at 190,000… Read more »
It’s as surprising as it is scary, but three out of four parents mistakenly think their child’s in the correct size or kind of car seat, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. Considering that motor vehicle accidents are one of the leading causes of child deaths, it’s an issue worth addressing. Nearly 650 people… Read more »
Since he took office, President Donald Trump has worked tirelessly to undo nearly everything his predecessor did. That’s been glaringly apparent in his attempts – aided by an eager Republican Congress – to dismantle Obamacare. A critical component on that coordinated attack on health care reform is the advocacy for short-term health insurance plans. These… Read more »
A Ring of Fire first! Host Farron Cousins talks to former Senator Alan Simpson in a unique opportunity on Ring of Fire to speak with a Republican about the current state of the Republican Party.
CBS 4 in Denver highlights Burg Simpson attorney Michael S. Burg’s induction into the Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame
Denver’s Radio 850KOA ran a news story about Michael Burg’s induction into the Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame.
Ring of Fire host Farron Cousins talks with Michael Burg about taxes and the government’s resistance to upgrade America’s infrastructure.
