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Parrish Collins

Collins & Collins, P.C.

Nursing Home AbuseCivil RightsMedical MalpracticePersonal Injury
Albuquerque, New Mexico34 years(505) 242-5958
Experience
34 years
Consultation
Free consultation
Bar State
New Mexico
Contingency
Available
Languages
English
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About

Parrish concentrates his practice in personal injury and wrongful death claims. Most of his cases involve medical malpractice, auto accidents and premises liability (slip and fall) claims. Parrish founded the Albuquerque based law firm of Collins & Collins, P.C. in 2001 as Parrish Collins, Attorney at Law. He was able to convince his wife and now law partner, Alysan Boothe Collins, to join the firm in 2003. The firm has greatly expanded its personal injury practice since that time. Parrish's background includes criminal and DWI defense as well as divorce and family law. Though he remains involved in these areas of practice as part of the firm's activities, his focus is primarily on personal injury. The personal injury practice allows Parrish and Collins & Collins, P.C. to truly serve those in need often in pretty dire circumstances due to their injuries and all of the issues that arise from them. He is honored by the trust and confidence that clients place in him and does all he can to earn and maintain that trust.

Location

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500 4th Street NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102, United StatesAlbuquerque, New Mexico, 87102

Admissions

1
New MexicoSince 1991

Education

3
Duke UniversityM.A. | Philosophy
University of Texas - AustinB.B.A. | Accounting
Duke UniversityJ.D. | Law

Professional Details

Associations

New Mexico State BarMember
Texas Bar (Inactive)Member
New Mexico Trial Lawyers AssociationMember
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Fees

Free Consultation
Credit Cards Accepted Credit cards are accepted by the firm for criminal and DWI defense, and divorce and family law clients.
Contingent Fees All personal injury and wrongful death claims are on a contingency fee basis. With rare exception and only if agreed to in advance, the client only pays costs if there is a recovery out of that recovery.
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