Lovett Law Firm

read moreWhen Rob Lovett, our founding attorney, was growing up, he came from a family with no money, little education and few options. The people he loved and cared about were constantly taken advantage of by insurance companies and others with power. That is what inspired him to become an attorney and make a difference. Now, with more than 30,000 cases handled and more than 25 years spent helping individuals and families in West Texas and Southern New Mexico, these are the memories that keep us going.

read moreAt the Lovett Law Firm, we handle family law and personal injury claims for people in Texas and New Mexico. We strive to be the best at what we do. It's no easy feat, but with more than 25 years of experience and more than 30,000 cases handled in Texas and New Mexico, we know how to make your case easy to understand, and more importantly - how to successfully resolve your case. Find out more about our founding lawyer, Rob Lovett, and the team by reviewing their profiles below. With a law degree from Texas Tech University, Rob founded the Lovett Law Firm in 1999.

read moreAt Lovett Law Firm we represent and New Mexico clients who have suffered a severe injury from a defective product. Many product liability cases arise from car defects and truck defects, including defective tires, frame defects, SUV rollovers, defective brakes, defective steering, and parts failure. We also represent employees seriously injured by employment-related defective products such as equipment failures and machinery defects. Other clients, we have represented suffered serious injuries due to defective propane tanks, product recalls, and medical device failures such as pacemakers, defective defibrillators and stents (vascular stent, carotid stent, heart stent, a cardiac stent, kidney stent, urethral stent, coronary stent).

read moreIf you are struggling with the legal realities of a Texas divorce, you need an experienced and caring divorce lawyer in your corner defending your rights - and the rights of your children. Our Family Law Division attorney Nora Artalejo Lovett, takes a comprehensive approach to divorce, making sure all of your concerns are addressed and both your immediate and future needs are met. From beginning to end, we will carefully guide you through this challenging process and always provide you with honest, straightforward legal advice.

read moreWhen you are seriously injured in a car accident, you may require long-term or lifetime care. In many instances, drivers do not have adequate insurance coverage and face tremendous medical expenses. In other instances, the injuries caused may not become apparent until months after the auto accident or SUV rollover. For an in-depth assessment of your case, contact a New Mexico or Texas car accident attorney at Lovett Law Firm. At Lovett Law Firm, our car accident attorneys know what factors to consider in determining negligence and fault.

read moreHave you or a loved one been hurt in Texas or New Mexico? Was the accident caused by another person's act of negligence? No matter what you do, don't accept any insurance company settlement before talking to a lawyer. The insurance company does not have your best interest in mind when offering a settlement. While the settlement may look appropriate, you can almost be certain that it will run out before all your bills are paid. There is no going back for more if you sign on the dotted line. You have the right to hire an attorney to help you to seek money for medical costs, lost wages, and more.

read moreA personal injury lawsuit can be filed in Texas when someone else's negligence, carelessness, or wrongful act injures you in some way. As you can imagine, this type of lawsuit is very common and comes in many different forms. The damages available in a particular personal injury lawsuit depend on the nature and severity of the plaintiff's injuries. With that said, most court awarded damages in Texas can be classified as either "economic damages" or "noneconomic damages". Economic damages are relatively easy to quantify because they represent financial losses that the injured plaintiff suffered, or will likely suffer in the future, due to their injuries.