Mark D. Fine
Law Firm:
The Fine Law Firm
Position:
Partner
Phone: (505) 243-4541
Location:
Rio Rancho
Biography Overview
Mark D. Fine is a partner at the Fine Law Firm, where he has practiced since 2005. He began his legal career handling federal and white-collar criminal defense cases as an associate in the office of Billy Blackburn. Prior to that, he served as a law clerk to New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Gene Franchini, a highly respected figure in the state’s judiciary.
During his time as a criminal defense attorney, Mark handled several notable cases, including a homicide trial that he successfully appealed to the New Mexico Supreme Court in State v. Juan. He also secured a successful defense for a client involved in the widely known Metro Courthouse Scandal.
Since 2008, Mark has focused exclusively on civil litigation, with an emphasis on civil rights, personal injury, and medical malpractice. He has achieved significant recoveries for clients in complex cases involving governmental entities and large corporations through both settlement and trial. In 2011, he was recognized by the ACLU as Cooperating Attorney of the Year for his advocacy on behalf of prison rape victims.
Mark combines skilled litigation with thoughtful legal counsel, helping clients evaluate risks and make informed decisions to achieve the best possible outcomes.
Position: Partner
Phone: (505) 243-4541
Location: Rio Rancho
Biography Overview
Mark D. Fine is a partner at the Fine Law Firm, where he has practiced since 2005. He began his legal career handling federal and white-collar criminal defense cases as an associate in the office of Billy Blackburn. Prior to that, he served as a law clerk to New Mexico Supreme Court Justice Gene Franchini, a highly respected figure in the state’s judiciary.
During his time as a criminal defense attorney, Mark handled several notable cases, including a homicide trial that he successfully appealed to the New Mexico Supreme Court in State v. Juan. He also secured a successful defense for a client involved in the widely known Metro Courthouse Scandal.
Since 2008, Mark has focused exclusively on civil litigation, with an emphasis on civil rights, personal injury, and medical malpractice. He has achieved significant recoveries for clients in complex cases involving governmental entities and large corporations through both settlement and trial. In 2011, he was recognized by the ACLU as Cooperating Attorney of the Year for his advocacy on behalf of prison rape victims.
Mark combines skilled litigation with thoughtful legal counsel, helping clients evaluate risks and make informed decisions to achieve the best possible outcomes.