From US-62/180 corridor crashes and NM-18 commuter wrecks to dangerous Permian Basin oilfield highway incidents, Longhorn Law Firm represents injury victims throughout Hobbs and Lea County. Hobbs sits at the heart of the booming New Mexico Permian Basin oilfield activity.
Why Hobbs victims choose us
- Permian Basin expertise. Oilfield injury cases require specific knowledge of the industry, the equipment, and the corporate structures involved.
- Commercial trucking cases. Water trucks, sand trucks, service vehicles — we handle them all.
- Real attorney access.
- No fee unless we win.
Common Hobbs accidents
Oilfield Workplace Injuries
Falls from drilling rigs, equipment failures, explosions, chemical exposure — Permian oilfield work is among the most dangerous in the country.
Commercial Truck Crashes
Water trucks, sand haulers, frac trucks, and crude oil tankers operate in massive numbers throughout the Permian. Crashes are catastrophic.
Lease Road Accidents
Unpaved or poorly maintained oilfield lease roads produce serious crashes — particularly involving fatigued drivers on extended shifts.
DUI Crashes
Lea County has historically high DUI rates given the 24-hour oilfield work culture.
New Mexico law
Statute of Limitations: 3 Years
Pure Comparative Fault
Workplace Injury vs. Third-Party Cases
Oilfield injury victims often have both workers' comp claims and separate third-party claims against contractors, equipment manufacturers, or property owners.
"Permian Basin cases are tough, complex, and high-stakes. We don't shy away from them."
If you've been hurt anywhere in Hobbs or Lea County, call us. The consultation is free, the conversation is confidential, and you'll talk to a real attorney. Get your free case review now.