Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Negligent Security Claims in Miami
When people think about premises liability, they tend to think of slip and falls, dog bites, and amusement park injuries. But, one of the growing types of premises liability that is becoming more common in society today is negligent security. Each time a person steps foot on public property such as a nightclub, movie… Read More »
Best Safety Practices for Cruisers out of Miami to Prevent Boat Accidents
Fall is the primetime season for cruising as cruise lines relocate or reposition their ships from one part of the world to another in pursuit of better weather – warmer weather. According to Cruise Critic, repositioning cruises have enhanced enrichment options, which make these types of cruises appealing to cruisers. For instance, the MSC… Read More »
Truck Drivers Have a Duty to Avoid Truck Accidents
In Miami and throughout the United States, we depend on trucks to carry goods from coast to coast, and even across country borders. According to the American Trucking Association, more than 70% of goods consumed in the U.S. are moved by trucks. Trucks share the roads and highways with cars, motorcycles and other modes… Read More »
What You Should Know About Miami T-Bone Car Accidents
Imagine cruising in your vehicle, enjoying the sunny Miami weather and taking in a nice view of the beach scenery and palm trees. You’re doing all you can to be a cautious driver and make sure you’re following the rules of the road. You drive up to a red light and make a complete… Read More »
Cell Phones: A Distraction in Slip and Falls in Miami
The technological advancement of cell phones has changed the way people move about through life. Everywhere you go you see people scrolling and texting away on their cellphones. People use their cell phones in the airport, standing in line at a concert, at the movies, or just when they’re bored. Cell phones are no… Read More »
Common Causes of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in Miami
Many people associate concussions or traumatic brain injury (TBI) with football injuries. The associations are not wrong since football brain injuries account for approximately 65 to 95% of fatalities. Outside of football, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a major cause of disability and death… Read More »
Train Crashes and Personal Injuries in Miami
When people think of crashes that cause injuries, they tend to think of crashes involving cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and boat crashes. But train crashes are just as capable of leaving victims with serious injuries. According to an article in Forbes Magazine, every three hours, a person or vehicle is hit by a train in… Read More »
Cruise Passenger’s Maritime Personal Injury Case Fails Due to Lack of Evidence
The last thought on a cruise passenger’s mind while cruising on the sea is receiving an injury while on the ship. Cruise passengers should expect their safety and well-being to be a priority while cruising the world. When a passenger’s safety and well-being is compromised due to a boating accident, the person has a… Read More »
Types of Medical Malpractice in Miami
If you listen to the news media, it’s possible you are constantly hearing about a case of medical malpractice. Unfortunately, many Miami community members do not understand what counts as medical malpractice. Some people believe that medical malpractice only occurs when a surgery goes wrong or when a patient is given the wrong prescription…. Read More »
Who is Responsible for My Slip and Fall over an Electric Scooter?
The City of Miami recently implemented a six-month pilot program that allows the rental of electric scooters in Coconut Grove, Brickell, Downtown Miami, Edgewater and Morningside. Six companies – Bird, Bolt, Jump, Lime, Lyft and Spin – are participating in the program. The City’s website states that if the company is not addressing problems… Read More »