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Injury lawyer in Las Cruces

Hurt, yes. Done? Not even close.

After a crash, a fall or a nursing home that let your mother down, the insurance company already has a plan. Citlali Arvizu builds yours, in English or Spanish, and you pay no attorney's fee unless she recovers money for you.

A father laughing with his small son riding on his shoulders in front of green bushes
  • No attorney's fee unless we recover money
  • Spanish or English, your choice
  • Home and hospital visits

No attorney's fee means the fee comes only out of money we recover. Case costs, like medical records and filing fees, are spelled out in your written agreement, including what happens to them if there's no recovery.

The wall

This is what a claim is for

A settlement is paperwork. What it pays for looks like this: school drop-offs, full shifts, Sunday dinners back on the calendar.

Two women and two boys, one a baby, posing against a painted blue brick wall
Family photo day
An older woman and her grown daughter walking arm in arm with coffee cups
Coffee walks with Mom
An older woman seated on her walker, laughing with her husband outside their house
Out the front door, her way
A smiling truck driver waving from the window of his cab
Back behind the wheel
A smiling woman at the wheel of a car, a passenger beside her
Driving herself again
Grandparents and two young granddaughters holding flowers outside a white house
Grandkids over
A woman hugging and kissing her young daughter on a busy sidewalk
Hugs on the walk home
Two men smiling at the baby one of them is holding
Baby duty, both of us
A smiling little boy sitting on a suitcase in the open trunk of a car
Road trip, finally
A woman laughing on a video call at her kitchen table, a cup of tea in her hand
Back on the clock
A family passing dishes around a sunny dinner table
Sunday dinner, all together

Cases

What Citlali takes on

One lawyer, three kinds of injury cases, so each one gets her full attention.

  • Car and motorcycle crashes

    Rear-endings on I-10, left turns on Lohman Avenue, a driver on a phone on Main Street. We deal with the adjusters, the body shop and the medical bills while you heal.

    Crash cases
  • Bike and pedestrian injuries

    Hit in a crosswalk, a bike lane or a parking lot. A driver's insurer will often blame the person on foot or on the bike. We answer with the facts.

    Bike and pedestrian cases
  • Nursing home harm

    Bedsores, falls, missed medicine, a parent who suddenly isn't themselves. We find out what happened and hold the facility to account.

    Nursing home cases

Thank-you notes

Notes we stuck on the office fridge

A few lines from past clients, shared with permission. Every client's case is different, and none of these notes predicts how yours will turn out.

  • “I called from the urgent care parking lot, still shaking. Citlali called back that evening and told me what to say, and what not to sign, when the adjuster called.”

    Maribel R.
  • “She went over every paper with my dad in Spanish, slowly, twice. He finally stopped losing sleep over the hospital bills.”

    Lorenzo T.
  • “The nursing home kept saying my mom just fell. Citlali asked for the records, and the story changed.”

    Annabelle M.

Your lawyer

You get Citlali, not a call center

Arvizu Law is one lawyer and a small office. The person you meet first is the person who handles your case, start to finish.

  • Citlali Arvizu smiling in a white shirt, with flowering leaves behind her

    Citlali Arvizu

    Injury lawyer · Spanish and English

    Citlali grew up in Las Cruces translating doctor visits for her grandmother. She opened this office so families like hers hear the whole plan in the language they think in.

Before you sign

Before you sign anything, call Citlali.

The other driver's insurer may call soon with a quick offer and a release to sign. Talk with us before you answer. The first call is free.

No attorney's fee unless we recover money for you. Your written agreement explains case costs and whether you owe them if there's no recovery.