New Mexico Statute of Limitations
Select your case type to calculate your exact filing deadline in New Mexico. Governing statutes for all civil claim types are listed below.
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Governing Statutes in New Mexico
The following statutes govern civil filing deadlines in New Mexico. Select a case type above to calculate your exact deadline.
| Case Type | Governing Statute |
|---|---|
| Personal Injury | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 72 |
| Medical Malpractice | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 69 |
| Wrongful Death | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 79 |
| Product Liability | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 72 |
| Property Damage | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 72 |
| Fraud | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 62 |
| Breach of Oral Contract | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 58 |
| Breach of Written Contract | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 58 |
| Defamation | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 60 |
| Civil Assault & Battery | New Mexico Rev. Stat. § 59 |
Abbreviations: § = Section · art. = Article · Ann. = Annotated · Rev. Stat. = Revised Statutes · Gen. Stat. = General Statutes · Code Civ. Proc. = Code of Civil Procedure · R.S. = Revised Statutes
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This tool is for informational and educational reference only and does not constitute legal advice. Statutes of limitations vary by jurisdiction and can be affected by tolling, government claim notice requirements, and other exceptions. Always consult a licensed attorney before making legal decisions.
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