Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Who Is Liable for a Self-Driving Vehicle Accident?
According to Business Wire, it is expected that by 2030, there will be 20.8 million autonomous cars in the United States. An autonomous vehicle, also called a self-driving or driverless vehicle, is one that can perform necessary functions without human intervention. Just like with other vehicles, accidents are a possibility with self-driving cars. If… Read More »
When Should I See a Chiropractor After a Florida Car Accident?
If you are injured in a Florida car accident, one of the most crucial things you can do is seek medical treatment. It is vital to have your injuries diagnosed as soon as possible so you can start receiving treatment. One of the forms of treatment that can help alleviate pain after a car… Read More »
Should I Get My Child Another Car Seat After a Car Accident?
If you were involved in a car accident and your child was in the vehicle, one of the questions you may be asking yourself is, “Should I get my child another car seat after a car accident?” This article discusses the rules for child car seats in Florida and whether you should replace your… Read More »
Car Accidents Caused by Brake Checking in Florida
One of the most common causes of car accidents in Florida is brake checking. Brake checking not only puts other drivers in danger but also the brake-checking driver. Brake checking also puts other road users, such as pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists, in danger. Unfortunately, brake checking can cause accidents that result in severe injuries… Read More »
Invisible/Hidden Injuries You Can Suffer After a Car Accident
After a car accident, some people assume that they are uninjured if they do not have any broken bones, bruises, cuts, or see any blood. However, you could suffer an invisible or hidden injury after a car accident. Just because you don’t feel discomfort or pain or see blood does not mean you are… Read More »
Dressing for a Personal Injury Trial
Most personal injury cases are settled without the need for going to trial. However, while there is a high chance your personal injury case may not go to trial, it is wise for you to prepare for that possibility. One of the things you need to do in preparation for the possibility of your… Read More »
How Long Does It Take After a Deposition To Get a Settlement?
Some personal injury cases are settled without the need for filing a lawsuit. However, sometimes it is necessary to file a lawsuit. After a plaintiff files a personal injury lawsuit, each side engages in discovery. During discovery, the plaintiff gathers information and evidence from the defense side to analyze the strength of the defendant’s… Read More »
Can I Recover Compensation for Lost Income in My Florida Personal Injury Case if I Am Self-Employed?
After suffering severe injuries in an accident, such as a Florida car accident, taking time off to recover is often necessary. Missing work because of an accident can be devastating. Whether you are an employee or self-employed, missing work because of an accident can make it hard for you to cater to your needs… Read More »
What Kind of Investigations Do Florida Personal Injury Attorneys Conduct?
After suffering injuries in Florida because of another party’s negligence, it is best that you retain a skilled personal injury attorney, even though you have the right to handle your personal injury case alone. When you think of an attorney, you most likely think of them representing you in court, but the role of… Read More »
How Florida’s Heat Can Affect Your Vehicle
On average, Florida’s summer heat is between 88 and 90 degrees, with some days, such as July 4, 2023, getting up to 97 degrees. While people take precautions to protect themselves from the sun, many overlook the impact the scorching Florida sun can have on a vehicle. The scorching Florida heat can cause issues… Read More »
