Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Steps to Take After Waking Up from a Coma in South Carolina
According to Live Science, people can wake up from comas “months, years, or even decades” after their accidents. Some regain consciousness and continue to struggle with various health challenges, while others make excellent recoveries. But even if you make a full recovery, there is no way to make up for the time you’ve missed…. Read More »
My Loved One Died After a Crash Involving a Medical Emergency: What Can I Do?
Seniors are more likely to suffer medical emergencies behind the wheel, but this issue can affect virtually anyone. If your loved one has lost their life in a crash involving a medical emergency, you might be unsure of how to proceed. Compared to an average crash, this situation can be quite complex. That being… Read More »
The Connection Between Eyesight and Motorcycle Accidents in South Carolina
In South Carolina, everyone under the age of 21 must wear goggles or use face shields when riding motorcycles. However, goggles alone may not meet South Carolina’s traffic laws. It may be necessary to use eyewear with prescription lenses, especially if you have poor eyesight. This not only applies to motorcycles, but all other… Read More »
South Carolina Hit With Numerous Public Shootings
Gas stations, hotels, restaurants, and malls are all important components of our society in South Carolina. But are they safe to visit? A number of recent shootings at these locations highlight growing security threats throughout the State – and innocent people are paying the price. One might argue that these incidents also constitute security… Read More »
Buildings in South Carolina Are Collapsing Before Our Eyes
Buildings in South Carolina are collapsing at a worrying pace. Within the past few days alone, numerous structures have crumbled and fallen apart – prompting serious safety concerns across the state. Some of these building collapses have proven fatal, and affected families are grieving what were obviously preventable deaths. If a building collapse in… Read More »
Train, Semi-Truck, and Military Tank Collide in “Bomb-Like” South Carolina Crash
It’s not every day that you see a semi-truck, tank, and train collide. While this crash made headlines across the nation, semi-truck accidents in South Carolina are actually quite common – and they cause considerable destruction across the State. If you were harmed by a semi-truck crash, you may have legal options for compensation…. Read More »
What Happens if I Only Discover My Injuries a Few Days After a Car Accident?
Car accidents in South Carolina can leave you with various injuries, including those that might not be immediately visible or clear. If you only discover your injuries days or weeks after a crash, you might be wondering what to do next. How might this delay in diagnosis affect a car accident lawsuit? Can you… Read More »
Examples of Economic Damages After a Motorcycle Crash in South Carolina
Economic damages represent your financial losses after a motorcycle accident in South Carolina. These losses can be significant, and it makes sense to recover as much as you can while you recover. An experienced accident attorney may be able to help you maximize your settlement or verdict, allowing you to face an uncertain future… Read More »
More Shootings Reported in South Carolina Businesses
Shootings continue unabated in South Carolina. With each passing week, gunfire erupts across commercial businesses – including bars, clubs, convenience stores, gas stations, restaurants, hotels, and many other establishments. With so many bullets discharged each week, injuries and deaths are inevitable. Often, bystanders pay the price of negligent security in South Carolina. What can… Read More »
Can You Sue After Hurricane Helene in South Carolina?
The situation remains critical after Hurricane Helene in South Carolina. The Carolinas were the hardest-hit States, and the most recent estimates show that more than 30 people have lost their lives in South Carolina alone. Survivors desperately need assistance, but many complain that the government is far too slow. Could a lawsuit provide you… Read More »