Todd J. Bullion - an Albuquerque, New Mexico (NM) Lawyer

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Updated: 03/03/2026

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Assault & Battery (Plaintiff)
By Anonymous on Oct. 08, 2025
Hired Attorney 2025

I hired Mr. Bullion after my partner was assaulted by a female acquaintance, and he did not at all deliver. He wouldn't return texts or phone calls for weeks at a time. At one point, due to his inaction, the assailant got away with violating the terms of her release, though we urged him for weeks to follow through. Overall, he assured us he could help make sure that the assailant was held accountable, that he would communicate with the DAs office to make sure the case wasn't simply thrown out, and he would put my partner in touch with the Victim Advocates office. He did none of these things. All he really did was retrieve a few documents related to the assailant's arrest that we could have looked up ourselves. Mr. Bullion was unprofessional, unmotivated, and uncommunicative.

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Albuquerque, NM

3880 Osuna Road
NorthEast
Albuquerque, NM 87109

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Fax Number: (505) 883-4362

Website: http://www.rsk-law.com

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