Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Blind Spots: What They Are, Dangers of Blind Spots, and How To Avoid Blind-Spot Related Accidents
The term “blind spot” is one that you have probably heard get thrown around a lot. You probably heard this term while in driving school. This term is also used a lot in discussions about road safety. But do you really understand what the term “blind spot” means? Do you know why blind spots… Read More »
Proving Truck Driver Negligence in Kentucky
In Kentucky, commercial trucks play a crucial role. This means that in Kentucky, drivers of other vehicles must share the road with countless commercial trucks. When on the road, you expect that the commercial truckers you share the road with are qualified and safe drivers. While most truckers are qualified and safe drivers, the… Read More »
Common Auto Accident Injuries With Delayed Symptoms
An auto accident can happen to anyone, anytime and anywhere. Even the most careful drivers can get involved in auto accidents because of the negligence of other drivers. When an auto accident happens, it can result in injuries ranging from minor to severe. After an auto accident, you may know soon after that you… Read More »
How Much Is a Kentucky Slip and Fall Claim Worth in 2024?
If you recently suffered injuries in Kentucky in a slip and fall accident because of a property owner’s negligence, you may be wondering how much a Kentucky slip and fall claim is worth in 2024. So, how much is a Kentucky slip-and-fall claim worth in 2024? Unfortunately, there is no average amount that slip-and-fall… Read More »
What To Do After Being Hit by an Uninsured Driver
In Kentucky, the minimum auto insurance coverage that drivers are required to have is $25,000/$50,000/$10,000. In the event of a covered collision, the limits for bodily injury are $25,000 per person. The maximum amount insurance can pay for total injuries in a crash if more than one person is injured is $50,000, and the… Read More »
Medical Negligence: Birth Injuries
Medical negligence, also called medical malpractice, arises when a healthcare provider breaches the acceptable standard of care and causes harm to a patient. Unfortunately, medical negligence remains a huge problem in the United States of America. While most healthcare providers strive to provide the best treatment and care to patients, instances of medical negligence… Read More »
Common Distractions to Truck Drivers
The CDC estimates that almost ten people die in the United States daily in accidents that involve a distracted driver. Distracted driving is when a driver is doing something that takes their concentration away from the main job of driving. This behavior is dangerous for any driver. However, it can be more dangerous for… Read More »
5 Things Not To Do During a Car Accident Case
You deserve compensation after being injured in a Kentucky car accident because of another party’s negligence. However, you need to avoid making mistakes if you want to recover fair compensation. If you do certain things, you could adversely impact your chances of recovering the compensation you deserve. Understanding what to do and what not… Read More »
Back Injuries in Car Accidents
The human back is not well suited to handle the impact of a car crash. Almost any type of car accident can cause back injuries, including minor collisions. Car accidents can result in various kinds of back injuries, ranging from minor injuries to life-altering injuries. Below are some crucial things to know about back… Read More »
Five Types of Evidence in a Kentucky Personal Injury Case
When a person suffers an injury because of the fault of another party, they can file a personal injury claim against the negligent party and recover financial compensation. In a Kentucky personal injury case, the plaintiff has the burden of proving negligence on the part of the defendant, and to prove negligence, you need… Read More »