Emmitt Armijo
Trial lawyer
Most cases settle. When yours shouldn't, you want someone who is comfortable in front of a judge.
I take the firm's cases that go to a contested hearing or to trial. I read the video and the test records closely, and I tell you plainly what the evidence does and doesn't show.
I work in English. When a client prefers Spanish, Corina or Rosendo joins every meeting and sits with us at the table in court.
Focus
- Contested hearings
- DUI trials
- Evidence review
- Appeals
Admissions, courts and languages
Bar admissions
State Bar of New Mexico
Admitted 2005
U.S. District Court, District of New Mexico
Admitted 2007
Courts
Third Judicial District Court
Doña Ana County Magistrate Court
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Education
J.D., University of Denver Sturm College of Law
2005
B.A., University of New Mexico
2001
Languages
English
Fluent. A Spanish-speaking colleague joins client meetings.
Memberships
New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Facing a hearing or trial? Talk to Emmitt.
Tell the front desk you'd like a Spanish-speaking colleague on the call.