Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Back Injuries from Car Accidents
Car accidents are one of the leading causes of back injuries, ranging from minor strains to severe spinal cord damage. The impact of a car accident can cause immediate pain and long-term complications, including chronic pain, mobility issues, and even paralysis. It’s vital to seek medical attention promptly after an accident to diagnose and… Read More »
Two Women Struck in Fatal Brooklyn Pedestrian Accident
Fatal pedestrian accidents continue at a worrying pace in Brooklyn, and a recent incident has claimed the life of a senior woman. This fatality is just one of many that have occurred throughout the past few years. For many residents, injured pedestrians lying on the road has become a common sight. Worse still, motorists… Read More »
Elderly Cyclist Severely Injured in Brooklyn School Bus Crash
Brooklyn is home to numerous cyclists, and the borough has implemented various bike safety plans within the past few years. These include the transformation of Berry Street into “Bike Boulevard” and the establishment of seven “Bicycle Priority Districts.” Despite these improvements, however, bicycle accidents continue to occur at a worrying pace throughout Brooklyn. A… Read More »
Three Deaths Confirmed After New York Amtrak Crash
Amtrak’s questionable safety record continues to cause concern, with a recent train crash killing three people in New York. Train accidents in general have become all too common in New York, and many residents are now reluctant to choose rail travel for various reasons. From subway assaults to derailments and collisions, trains seem more… Read More »
Brain Injuries from Slip and Fall Accidents
Slip and fall accidents are more common than you might think, and they can result in serious brain injuries. Whether it happens in a supermarket, on a sidewalk, or at work, a slip and fall accident can change your life in an instant. Brain injuries are particularly dangerous because symptoms may not appear immediately…. Read More »
Construction Contractor Convicted of Homicide After Brooklyn Wall Collapse
In 2019, a five-year-old child lost her life when a stone wall collapsed on her in Brooklyn. At first, it seemed like a freak accident. But after a lengthy investigation, questions were raised about the construction company that built the wall. In May of 2024, a criminal court in New York confirmed that a… Read More »
Two Dead After Moped Accident in Queens
Mopeds have become a popular mode of transport in Queens, along with e-scooters and e-bikes. These low-power vehicles are more affordable than gas-guzzling SUVs or trucks, and they are especially suitable for heavily urbanized areas like New York City. However, they can also be highly dangerous – particularly with so many negligent motorists on… Read More »
Fatal Scooter Crash Kills Teen Girl in the Bronx
Major cities are witnessing an unprecedented surge in the use of scooters, e-bikes, and similar vehicles. Some are abandoning traditional car ownership due to prohibitive costs, while others prefer scooters due to their sustainability. Whatever the case may be, accidents involving these vehicles are becoming quite common in New York – and the latest… Read More »
Gross Negligence in Brooklyn Warehouse Accident Leads to $4 Million Settlement
Workplace and construction accidents in Brooklyn claim numerous lives each year. Although fatal accidents are tragic, permanent disabilities can also be difficult to bear. This is true not only for injured workers, but also their families. One warehouse accident in Brooklyn has proven especially shocking, and the family of an injured worker has finally… Read More »
Major Church and Synagogue Fires Reported in New York
Although all fires are dangerous, hazards amplify whenever large groups congregate in tight spaces. Perhaps the most obvious example of this situation involves people worshiping at churches – and fires in these locations are particularly dangerous. Unfortunately, numerous religious structures in New York City have suffered fires within just a few days. How can… Read More »