By Julie Ann GrimmApril 8, 2020 | Santa Fe Reporter Alia Attallah’s shift from professional actor to law school student was unexpected. But so was going to court two years ago to take out a restraining order against her former boyfriend. “I had never thought twice about the law until I needed the law’s protection,” Attallah tells SFR. Newly accepted…
Mar 19, 2020 | Santa Fe New MexicanBy Phaedra Haywood phaywood@sfnewmexican.com The family of a 92-year-old woman who froze to death in a space between a pickup and a boarded-up ristra stand on the corner of West Alameda and Las Crucitas streets last March has filed a lawsuit claiming Santa Fe police did not try hard enough to find her…
Feb 25, 2020 | Santa Fe New MexicanBy Phaedra Haywood Three women whose lawsuit helped New Mexico collect $18.5 million in unpaid taxes from the state’s largest health insurance provider are fighting for what they say is their share of additional money collected through a subsequent administrative proceeding. Former Office of the Superintendent of Insurance employees Monica Galloway, Shawna Maestas…
January 13, 2020 | Farmington Daily Times On January 16 and 17 lead attorney Kate Ferlic is scheduled to meet with the Najavo Nation Plaintiffs in the Gold King Mind spill case in four chapter houses in San Juan County. The lawsuit filed in 2018 by approximately 300 Navajo Nation tribal members is against the United States Environmental Protection Agency…
November 3, 2019 | Santa Fe New Mexican Attorney Kyle Harwood’s real estate specific class about water rights will be held at the Buckman Direct Diversion Project on the Rio Grande. Harwood class is part of a 9 part real estate education series sponsored by the Santa Fe Association of Realtors. Donna Reynolds of the Santa Fe Association of Realtors…
Santa Fe New Mexican | September 24, 2019 In an email to attorney Brian Egolf, counsel for the The New Mexico Department of Health stated it will abide by judge’s orders and issue medical cannabis cards to out of state residents. Department of Health attorney Chris D. Woodward email said, ““We apologize if there was any miscommunication with the media…
September 18, 2019 | Santa Fe Reporter Attorney Kyle Harwood pens “Be a Business Friend” article in the Santa Fe Reporter, a program to support local independent journalism. Kyle writes, “We at Egolf + Ferlic + Martinez + Harwood, Attorneys at Law, are thrilled to be among the very first Business Friends of the Reporter. We appreciate local businesses providing…
August 30, 2019 | Santa Fe Reporter Egolf + Ferlic + Martinez + Harwood is proud to be one of the first Business Friends of the Santa Fe Reporter which supports independent journalism. Read more about our partnership via Santa Fe Reporter
August 10, 2019 | Albuquerque Journal Attorney Kate Ferlic filed a whistleblower lawsuit against New Mexico’s Office of the Superintendent of Insurance on behalf of Shawna Maestas. Maestas, a former financial audit bureau chief of the agency, discovered and reported incorrect underpayments from insurance providers. According to the Albuquerque Journal, after she reported the underpayments to Attorney General Hector Balderas’…
July 9 | Santa Fe Reporter Ultra Health attorney Brian Egolf spoke to the Santa Fe Reporter about the medical marijuana industry in New Mexico regarding the restrictions of growing, selling, and dispensing of cannabis, which he feels may lead card holders to the black market. “I think it’s very clear that there’s tremendous patient demand for affordable medicine,” Egolf…
