Raynard Struck is a native bilingual New Mexican from Taos who received his J.D. degree, from the University Of New Mexico School Of Law in 1999. Raynard first career was as an insurance adjuster for Allstate in Southern California. One of the main reasons he left the insurance industry and went to law school was the insurance industry’s lack of “fairness” towards people who make claims for damages due to the fault of others.

At the law firm of Medrano Struck, P.C., Raynard practices in the areas of Personal Injury law, Insurance Law, Guardian ad Litem (GAL) for personal injury, Slip/Trip and Fall, Dog Bite, Insurance Bad Faith and other civil matters. Raynard is bilingual in Spanish and loves representing people who have been wronged by others and do not speak English.

Raynard is currently an LLM candidate in Mediation at Pepperdine Straus Dispute Institute with graduation set for fall of 2019. The top-ranked Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution has led the nation in law-school-based conflict resolution for over a decade and has been ranked # 1 in the U.S. News and World Report law school rankings for 13 of the last 15 years. Straus is also world renown for being a leader in Alternative Dispute Resolution. Raynard has also completed the Straus 42-hour training on “Mediating the Litigated Case” in August of 2016.

Raynard received a B.A. from Pitzer College (Claremont Colleges, CA) in Organizational Management with minors in Economics and Sociology. Raynard is a member New Mexico State Bar, as well as a member of the New Mexico Trial Lawyer Association (NMTLA), UNM Law Alumni Board, the Hispanic Bar Association. Raynard has served as Board of Bar Commissioner for the 2nd Judicial District for 10 years and currently sits on the New Mexico Bowl Board of Directors.