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Juan L. Flores is a civil litigation attorney practicing in New Mexico. He is a partner at Stelzner, Winter, Warburton, Flores, Sanchez & Dawes, P.A. m. His practice focuses on civil litiggation work in the personal injury, products liability and contract areas. Prior to becoming an attorney, he studied at The University of New Mexico School of Law. He graduated in 1990. After passing the bar exam, he was admitted to legal practice in 1990. Education The University of New Mexico School of Law Juris Doctor (J.D.) 1987 - 1990 New Mexico State University Bachelor’s DegreeGovernment/Latin American Studies 1984 - 1986 University of Washington Summer Institute - Public Policy Studies 1985 - 1985 Del Mar College Associate’s DegreeComputer Programming 1981 - 1984 Admission Details1990, New Mexico1990, U.S. District Court, District of New Mexico1995, U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit Contact Info:pjenkins@stelznerlaw.com505-938-7770 Click here to visit website
Jurisdiction
New Mexico
State Capital
Santa Fe
Highest Court
New Mexico Supreme Court
Bar Association
State Bar of New Mexico
Typical Consultation
$150-$300
Typical Hourly Range
$250-$450/hr
Fee Model Notes
Hourly or flat-fee billing is common.
Estimates vary by market, complexity, urgency, and attorney experience.
Ryan Harris
Mr. Flores handled my breach of contract dispute with a local supplier. His background in civil litigation at Stelzner, Winter was evident; he was thorough in his legal analysis and prepared a solid motion for summary judgment. However, the experience was mixed. While the legal work was sound, there were often significant delays in receiving email responses, which left me feeling out of the loop during critical phases. His billing was accurate, but I sometimes questioned whether certain tasks required partner-level attention. For straightforward civil matters in Albuquerque, he is a capable attorney, but you may need to proactively manage communication expectations.