Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Cyclist in “Critical Condition” After Questionable Police Chase in Queens
A cyclist has suffered critical injuries in Queens, having been struck by vehicles involved in a police pursuit. Many witnesses say that this pursuit never should have happened – and that it needlessly endangered the lives of innocent bystanders. The presence of such a serious injury seems to validate this argument. What can you… Read More »
Governor Hochul Passes New E-Bike Laws After Another Scooter Death in Manhattan
Scooter riders are losing their lives at a rapid pace in Manhattan, and the government has finally decided to act. A new set of laws will reportedly make e-bikes safer in New York, and they focus specifically on the dangers of lithium-ion batteries. This comes after yet another scooter rider lost their life in… Read More »
Queens Bus Driver Investigated for Fatal Hit-and-Run
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is responsible for one simple task: Transporting people safely from point A to point B. While they might have accomplished this goal relatively easily in previous decades, increasing numbers of people are becoming injured while using this government-funded service. Some are even losing their lives. Recently, it was reported… Read More »
How Much Is My Car Accident Worth in Brooklyn?
If a car accident has harmed you or someone you love, you might be wondering how much compensation you could receive. Perhaps you’re facing serious medical bills and a lifelong disability. If you’re wondering how you’re going to pay your bills after an accident, you probably need to start budgeting. You might also wonder… Read More »
The Dangers of Overtaking a School Bus: A Critical Safety Issue
In the bustling streets of New York City, where traffic rules are sometimes overlooked in the rush of daily life, one traffic law stands out for its paramount importance: stopping for school buses. The dangers of overtaking a school bus, especially when the stop sign is out, cannot be overstated. This critical safety issue… Read More »
New York Plagued by Motorcycle Accidents
Over the past few days and weeks, New York has seen an incredible number of motorcycle accidents. Numerous fatalities have been reported, and families are now trying to recover from the loss of their loved ones. Riding remains a popular pastime among young people in New York, and the rise of scooters and e-bikes… Read More »
Cortisone Injections: Relief for Back Pain After Accidents
Cortisone injections are commonly used to reduce inflammation and alleviate pain in the back after car accidents. These injections provide temporary relief from conditions such as herniated discs or spinal stenosis. As dedicated accident lawyers, we help clients navigate the legal process to secure compensation for medical treatments like cortisone injections, addressing the impact… Read More »
Hit-and-Run Injures Two Small Girls in the Bronx
Hit-and-runs are always traumatic, but these incidents are particularly difficult when small children become injured. Parents with injured children may be unsure of how to proceed in this situation, especially if they face considerable medical bills. Fortunately, no one should have to face this tragedy alone. If your child was injured in a Bronx… Read More »
Suing After a Fiery Crash in Brooklyn
There are few worse fates than being trapped inside a burning vehicle. Fortunately, many people who find themselves in these situations are rescued by first responders. These may be firefighters, police officers, or Good Samaritans. The best possible scenario? Someone pulls you out of the flaming wreck before you suffer disfiguring burns or crippling… Read More »
Cohan Law Firm Gives Back – Free Backpacks and Essential School Supplies To PS 197 in Harlem
At Cohan Law Firm, we believe in giving back to the community we serve. Each year, our team is proud to host school supply giveaways for underprivileged children in New York City. This year, we distributed backpacks and essential school supplies at PS 197 in Harlem. Our commitment to supporting local families and children… Read More »