Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Florida is a No-Fault State. How Can This Affect Me if I Am in a Car Accident?
Since Florida is a no-fault state, this means that as an auto insurance policyholder, your damages are covered by your own insurance provider, regardless of who was at fault in your accident. Several states have no-fault insurance laws in place. These laws, despite claiming that they will lower insurance costs, have actually been found… Read More »
Catastrophic Injuries – What you Need to Know to Protect Yourself
Not all injuries are equal. Some injuries, like sprains and minor fractures, can be resolved relatively quickly with appropriate medical attention. Others, like broken vertebrae, can result in a lifetime of back pain and a significantly longer recovery period. When an injury affects the brain, spinal cord, or other area of the body where… Read More »
Exercises that Can Help you Recover
When you are recovering from an injury, working out is likely to be one of the furthest things from your mind. This is normal – you recently suffered significant bodily harm and you might be wary of putting any strain or pressure on the afflicted body part. But do not allow yourself to become… Read More »
Recover More Quickly and Easily by Staying at a Healthy Weight
When you are recovering from a personal injury, it can be easy to gain weight. You are doing less physical activity than you were previously and if you are out of work, you are likely spending the bulk of your time in front of your computer or television. Cooking and getting out to the… Read More »
How is a Truck Accident Different from a Car Accident?
At first glance, truck accidents can seem fairly similar to car accidents. In both, negligence or reckless behavior on the part of one of the drivers causes two or more vehicles to collide with each other, with property surrounding the roadway, or with pedestrians. This negligence can be drunkenness, exhaustion, use of a cell… Read More »
Prevent Injuries this Halloween
October is here, and that means that Halloween is just around the corner. For thousands of children throughout Florida, Halloween is synonymous with trick or treating. Trick or treating can be fun and imaginative, but it can also be dangerous. Statistically, children are more likely to be killed by being struck by cars on… Read More »
Considering Incorporating your New Business? Consider the Following Issues First
A business owner always has a lot on his or her plate. This is especially true during a business’ first few years, as its owners build the company and establish themselves as viable players in the local, national, or even global economy. The best way to ensure that your business has a chance to… Read More »
Is This Discrimination?
“That’s discrimination” and its many permutations can be heard every day in offices and at work sites across the country. But people tend to exaggerate and in many cases, the perceived slight an individual faces at work is not discriminatory at all. If you are unsure about whether you are facing discrimination in your… Read More »
Hurricane-Proof Your Home this Hurricane Season
Fall is here, and that means that for the eastern seaboard, hurricane season is upon us. Hurricanes are among the most destructive types of storm, all at the cost of homeowners. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck the southern United States and became the most expensive storm in our nation’s history, with destruction costs totaling… Read More »
Backup Cameras: Do They Hurt More than they Help?
If you drive a newer vehicle, you are most likely familiar with a backup camera. Recently, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) passed a law requiring that all new passenger vehicles sold in the United States come equipped with the cameras by 2018. These rear-facing cameras provide the driver with a view of… Read More »