Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Jersey City Pedestrian Struck by Car
Aspirational web content makes entrepreneurship look like an easier path to financial stability than being employed on someone else’s terms, but the reality is messier than that. Most of us, regardless of our line of work, are in a precarious enough financial situation that we cannot afford to call in sick to work when… Read More »
Defective Children’s Toys and Injuries: What Parents Should Know
As a parent, you do everything you can to keep your child as safe as possible. You research cars with the highest safety rating, you compare the best car seats, and you make sure to feed your child the highest quality nutritional foods. However, even the most detailed and diligent parent can find themselves… Read More »
Accidents Caused by the Driver Suffering a Medical Emergency
Errors such as speeding, not braking in time, or changing lanes when it is not safe to do so are the most common cause of accidents. In most cases, the drivers knew that they were speeding or that another car was too close for the turn or lane change to be safe, but they… Read More »
Parsippany Teen Charged in Fatal Hit and Run
Single vehicle collisions can be deadly, especially when they involve a car striking a stationary object at high speed. When a car strikes a utility pole by the side of the road, it is because something has gone terribly wrong to make the driver lose control of the car. In some cases, the driver… Read More »
What Happens When Pets Get Injured in Car Accidents?
Many dogs are enthusiastic about riding in cars, but they are unaware of the dangers. There are plenty of risks associated with transporting dogs or other domestic animals in your car, even though our furry friends are blissfully unaware of them. The design of cars has steadily improved over the years to keep humans… Read More »
Three Cheers for Helpful Bystanders
You can easily get the feeling that, these days, everyone is too busy posting selfies online, scrolling through clickbait videos, or conversing with AI chatbots to bother noticing that anyone else could use their help, but every so often, people show their best side just when someone else needs them the most. In October… Read More »
Identifying the Most Common Negligent Security Injury Accidents
Property owners in New Jersey are responsible for ensuring that the public can expect to be reasonably safe when they enter a property due to security measures that are in place. Different locations or venues will have varying needs in terms of the type of security features that are necessary, so it is critical… Read More »
How Often Does ICE Take Enforcement Actions Against U.S. Citizens?
There have been plenty of changes that have taken place in the United States since 2025 started and a new administration took the reins of power. One most notable difference from the last administration is the effort to close the border and remove individuals who came into the interior and are illegally residing in… Read More »
Most Common Injuries After a SEPTA Accident
Daily SEPTA ridership can vary by month, but on average, the daily ridership is over 700,000 trips. SEPTA is one of the largest and most diverse transit systems in the country, with more than 120 bus routes, two major subway lines, trolleys and streetcars, regional rail lines, and a high-speed rail line. SEPTA mainly… Read More »
Why Are Motorcyclists Seen as Reckless by Insurance Companies?
If you speak to a motorcyclist and ask them what their most significant issue is with the leisurely pastime, it would most likely be the feeling of being unfairly judged by society. For riders, motorcycle riding offers freedom, thrill, excitement, and efficiency. Still, it is well-known that riding a motorcycle comes with serious risks… Read More »