Author Archives: Jay Butchko

5 Common Causes Of Pedestrian Accidents
There are a lot of conditions that can cause or contribute to pedestrian accidents, like speeding, ignoring traffic signals, or distracted driving. Even weather conditions can play a role in causing some pedestrian accidents. Unfortunately, these accidents occur much more often than most people realize. For instance, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention… Read More »

Construction On Accident-Prone Georgia Interchange To Start Soon
The interchange at interstate 285 and interstate 20 East is one of the busiest (and most dangerous) in Georgia. Fortunately, new plans to fix this part of the roadway are set to begin early next year, and if successful, could significantly reduce the number of serious car accidents in the area. Problems with the… Read More »

Car Accidents With Uninsured Drivers
In most car accident cases, it is the at-fault driver’s insurance who is usually responsible for paying compensation to the injured parties. Unfortunately, an alarming number of drivers don’t carry auto liability insurance, which can put other motorists in a tough position financially. Fortunately, there are steps that Georgia drivers can take to help… Read More »

Most Common Types Of Semi-Truck Accidents
Truck accidents, like any other type of vehicle collision, fall under a number of different categories. Many types of truck accidents, however, are unique to semi-trucks because of those vehicles’ size, weight, length, and lack of maneuverability. Read on to learn more about the type and nature of your truck accident and how our… Read More »

Common Causes Of Bicycle Accidents In Atlanta
Biking has become an increasingly popular pastime for many Georgia residents, who may use it as a form of transportation or just to get exercise. Unfortunately, bicycles offer little physical protection to riders, who are at risk of sustaining serious injuries in the event of a collision. Bicycle accidents can occur for a variety… Read More »

How An Accident Reconstruction Expert Could Strengthen Your Claim
Determining fault for some car accidents can be achieved relatively easily by reviewing video footage, police reports, and eyewitness testimony. Many collisions, however, are a lot more difficult to assess, especially when multiple drivers were involved, all of whom may be saying something different about who caused the crash. In these cases, claimants can… Read More »

What To Do After A Slip And Fall Accident
Slip and fall accidents can occur just about anywhere and at any time. Many victims, for instance, are hurt at work, while others slip and fall in public spaces, or even in the home of a friend. Regardless of where an accident occurs, victims may encounter resistance when trying to recover compensation for their… Read More »

Preventing Bicycle Accidents In Atlanta
While cost-effective, healthy, and environmentally-friendly, however, cycling does come with serious risks, including the chance of being involved in a collision with a motor vehicle. Below, we’ll review some of the most common causes of bicycle accidents in Atlanta and discuss some of the best ways you can protect yourselves from injury this summer…. Read More »

Keep An Eye Out For Signs Of A Concussion After Your Car Crash
Concussions and other types of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among the most common injuries suffered by car accident victims. Not only do these injuries cause intense pain and potentially permanent disability, but diagnosing and treating them can put significant financial strain on injured parties and their families due to missed work and the… Read More »

The Most Dangerous Intersections In Atlanta
Navigating an intersection safely requires caution from drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians alike. Even a single moment of inattention or reckless behavior could result in an accident. Unfortunately, this occurs in intersections more often than most people realize. Furthermore, the accidents that take place in these intersections tend to result in particularly severe injuries, some… Read More »