Benjamin E. Thomas, Sutin President and CEO, co-hosted an informational webinar regarding the issues surrounding re-opening businesses and having employees return to work after the pandemic. Joined by Dr. Mark Epstein, True Health New Mexico CEO and Dr. F. Kiko...

Seven of Sutin, Thayer & Browne's lawyers have been recognized as leading individuals in five Chambers-designated practice areas. In addition, the Firm itself was recognized in Corporate/Commercial, Litigation: General Commercial, and Real Estate. Sutin’s...

What reasonable legal liabilities does an employer have due to COVID? • So far, businesses being sued in general allegedly have failed to follow established health and safety protocols. • Remain vigilant in policies and procedures as employees return. Mask mandates,...

Yesenia I. Alvarez, a staff member at Sutin, Thayer & Browne, has been promoted to Paralegal in the firm’s Commercial Group. Her focus is in estate planning and probate work with additional experience in corporate formations. Yesenia has been working with law...

Five lawyers from Sutin, Thayer & Browne have been selected for inclusion in the 2021 Southwest Super Lawyers list, a ranking of outstanding lawyers who have attained high degrees of peer recognition and professional achievement. Only 5% of nominated lawyers...

Governor Grisham called the New Mexico Legislature into a special session on March 30, 2021 to take up a pair of economic and job creation issues that were left unfinished in the recent 60-day session: legalizing adult-use cannabis and expanding the Local Economic...

Isaac A. Leon has joined Sutin, Thayer & Browne as an Associate Attorney. He practices primarily in the areas of taxation and general business. Isaac received his J.D. from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 2019. Prior to joining Sutin, Isaac was a Law...

The Albuquerque High Green Team has taken second place in this year’s Gene Franchini High School Mock Trial competition. Sutin lawyer Robert J. Johnston and his wife, Jazmine Johnston, an attorney at the Atler Law Firm, coach the Green and White Teams for Albuquerque...

The 60-day New Mexico legislative session, which convened January 19, 2021, closed at noon on March 20. Only some of the bills that passed both chambers will be signed by the Governor and be enacted into law. Legislation not acted on by the Governor will be pocket...