Robles, Rael & Anaya, P.C. attorneys provide high quality legal services to clients in New Mexico and throughout the Southwest. Our firm stands apart in the level of customer service we provide to each client. We are committed to building productive, long-standing relationships through clear communication, consistent accessibility, and an unparalleled work ethic.
Robles, Rael & Anaya has built its name on a dedication to exceeding expectations in every facet of legal service. We invite you to discover how our diverse experience, record of success, and efficiency can help you achieve the desired results for any legal issue.
Our Mission
We strive to develop lasting relationships with our clients by serving their every legal need in and out of the courtroom. Guided by a comprehensive understanding of our clients’ core objectives, our firm focuses on winning – efficiently, ethically, and with accountability. We ensure that our services are provided in a fiscally sound manner and are committed to providing an honest assessment of litigation costs and evaluation for each case that enables our clients to make sound legal decisions.
Firm News
We are thrilled to share some wonderful news that marks an important milestone for RRA. Today, we celebrate the promotion of Jessica Nixon and Chris DeFillippo to the role of Partner. This achievement is a testament to their exceptional dedication, talent, and contributions to our firm’s success. Over the years, they have demonstrated unwavering commitment…
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This case against the Board of County Commissioners of Bernalillo County arose from a Complaint for Damages for Injuries, Civil Rights Violations, and New Mexico Tort Claims Act Violations, stemming from a traffic stop in Albuquerque in October 2018. The Complaint asserted violations of the First and Fourth Amendment as well as state law. Defendants…
Read MoreThis case was filed in 1987 against the New Mexico Department of Health on behalf of developmentally disabled individuals institutionalized in DOH facilities. After an initial finding that the conditions violated these individuals’ rights under federal law, the parties negotiated various settlement agreements. The most recent settlement agreement was negotiated in 2019. This firm entered…
Read MoreOn a rainy day on March 20, 2003, people gathered in front of UNM’s Bookstore at 5:00 pm to protest President George W. Bush who ordered the Invasion of Iraq on March 19, 2003. At approximately 4:00 pm, all APD Metro Division officers attended a briefing concerning the protest. At 4:45 pm, officers began arriving…
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