Las Cruces, New Mexico Office
The Law Offices of Ruben Ortiz, PLLC has a Las Cruces office at 141 Roadrunner Pkwy, serving injured people and families throughout the Mesilla Valley and Doña Ana County. Attorney Ruben Ortiz is licensed in New Mexico and Texas and has practiced law since 1998. Call 575-221-0732 to request a free personal injury consultation, in English or Spanish.
Office Information
Las Cruces, NM office
141 Roadrunner Pkwy, Ste. 141A #308
Las Cruces, NM 88011
About the Firm
Ruben Ortiz founded the Law Offices of Ruben Ortiz, PLLC in 1998 and is licensed to practice in both New Mexico and Texas. The Las Cruces office gives clients in Doña Ana County a local point of contact for injury claims arising here, from crashes on I-10 and I-25 to injuries at work, in stores, and on construction sites.
Attorney Ortiz and his team speak English and Spanish. Clients can expect plain explanations, regular updates, and a clear picture of their options before any decision is made. The firm handles communication with insurance companies and can take a case to court when a fair resolution is not offered. Learn more on the attorney profile for Ruben Ortiz.
Practice Areas
The firm focuses on personal injury and wrongful death claims. For a full overview, see our Las Cruces personal injury page.
Collisions on Telshor Boulevard, Lohman Avenue, and the I-10/I-25 interchange can cause lasting injuries. We work with insurers on your behalf and explain how New Mexico's comparative fault rules may affect your claim.
Car accident claimsLas Cruces sits where two major freight routes meet. Crashes with tractor-trailers can involve the driver, the carrier, and loading or maintenance companies. Federal trucking safety rules often apply alongside New Mexico law.
Truck accident claimsWalkers near campus, downtown, and busy commercial corridors are at serious risk when drivers fail to yield. We help injured pedestrians and their families understand who may be responsible.
Pedestrian accident claimsRiders in the Mesilla Valley face real danger when drivers misjudge their speed or turn across their path. We push back against unfair assumptions about fault and pursue the claims available to you.
Motorcycle accident claimsMany on-the-job injuries go through New Mexico workers' compensation. When someone other than your employer contributed, a separate claim may also be possible. Every case depends on its facts, and no claim is guaranteed.
Workplace injury claimsFalls, struck-by incidents, and heavy equipment accidents happen on residential and commercial job sites across Doña Ana County. Multiple contractors are often involved, which can affect who may be responsible.
Construction accident claimsProperty owners are expected to address hazards they know about or should discover. Wet floors, broken stairs, poor lighting, and inadequate security at businesses and rentals may support a claim.
Premises liability claimsTraumatic brain injuries and spinal cord damage can change every part of daily life. These claims often require careful documentation of future medical care and lost earning capacity.
Brain and spine injury claimsWhen a preventable accident takes a loved one, New Mexico law allows a personal representative to bring a claim for the benefit of surviving family members. We explain the process clearly at each stage.
Wrongful death claimsAlso handled from our Las Cruces office: slip-and-fall injuries, defective products, and oilfield accidents.
Communities
The Las Cruces office serves clients throughout Doña Ana County. The communities below are areas we serve, not additional office locations.
Injured in Southeastern New Mexico? See how the firm serves Hobbs, Carlsbad, and Lea and Eddy Counties.
Why Clients Call
More than 25 years of representing clients, with licenses in New Mexico and Texas.
A Las Cruces address and local phone line for clients in Doña Ana County.
Discuss your case in the language you prefer. Se habla español.
Personal injury cases are handled on contingency. The fee is 25% when a case resolves without a lawsuit being filed, under a written fee agreement.
FAQ
The Las Cruces office is at 141 Roadrunner Pkwy, Ste. 141A #308, Las Cruces, NM 88011. The local phone number is 575-221-0732. Please call before visiting so our team can schedule a time to meet and make sure the right person is available for your questions.
Yes, please call ahead. Calling 575-221-0732 or using the online consultation form lets our team gather some basic details first and arrange a consultation that fits your schedule. Personal injury consultations are free.
Yes. The Las Cruces office serves clients throughout Doña Ana County, including Mesilla, University Park, Doña Ana, Anthony, Chaparral, Santa Teresa, and Sunland Park. These are service areas, not additional offices. The firm also represents clients elsewhere in New Mexico, including Hobbs and Carlsbad.
The office focuses on personal injury and wrongful death. Common matters include car, truck, motorcycle, and pedestrian accidents, workplace and construction injuries, premises liability and slip-and-fall claims, brain and spine injuries, defective products, and oilfield accidents. Each practice area has its own page with more detail.
Yes. Interstate crashes around Las Cruces often involve commercial trucks, out-of-state drivers, or several vehicles, which can mean more than one insurance company and more than one responsible party. The firm can review the crash report and evidence and explain which claims may be available.
Yes. Attorney Ruben Ortiz and the firm's team provide services in English and Spanish. Sí, hablamos español. You can explain what happened, ask questions, and review documents in the language you are most comfortable using. You can also visit the firm's Spanish-language page.
Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency basis, so there are no upfront attorney fees. The fee is 25% when a case resolves without a lawsuit being filed. The terms for every case, including how costs are handled, are set out in a written fee agreement before work begins.
Most New Mexico personal injury lawsuits must be filed within three years. Claims against a government entity, such as the City of Las Cruces, Doña Ana County, or New Mexico State University, generally require written notice within 90 days. Deadlines vary by case, so it is best to call soon after an injury.
If you or a family member was hurt in Las Cruces or anywhere in Doña Ana County, tell us what happened. A free personal injury consultation can help you understand your options and your deadlines.
This page provides general information, not legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
