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Rosendo Fierro in a dark blazer, leaning on a ledge with palm trees behind him

Rosendo Fierro

Lawyer

For a driver, a license is a living. I start from there, then read the ticket.

I take the firm's commercial-license cases and traffic tickets. I ask about your route, your carrier and your schedule first, because the best answer to a citation depends on what you drive and how you earn.

I work in Spanish and in English, and I'm at the office most mornings if you'd rather bring the paperwork in person.

Focus

  • Commercial licenses
  • Traffic tickets
  • Out-of-service orders
  • Reinstatement

Admissions, courts and languages

  • Bar admissions

    • State Bar of New Mexico

      Admitted 2001

    • State Bar of Texas

      Admitted 2000

  • Courts

    • Las Cruces Municipal Court

    • Doña Ana County Magistrate Court

  • Education

    • J.D., Texas Tech University School of Law

      2000

    • B.B.A., New Mexico State University

      1997

  • Languages

    • English

      Fluent

    • Spanish

      Fluent, in the office and in court

Bring Rosendo your citation.

Call between runs and leave your license class; he calls back.