Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Serious Concern Over E-Bike Battery Explosions in New York
The link between e-bike batteries and dangerous fires in New York is now clear. While previously this was an area of speculation, investigations have uncovered undeniably safety hazards with exploding lithium-ion batteries. These explosions can spread to homes, kill innocent people, and alter the lives of New York families forever. Today, even the FDNY… Read More »
New York City Hit-and-Runs Occurring on a Daily Basis
Hit-and-runs are becoming a dangerously common occurrence in New York City. These types of accidents are especially dangerous for a number of reasons. Firstly, drivers tend to flee when it is obvious that they have caused particularly serious injuries – or deaths. Unwilling to accept the moral responsibility and the potential criminal consequences, they… Read More »
Perfect Storm: Reckless Driver Crashes into Urgent Care Center Filled with Patients
Imagine getting into a car accident and suffering an injury such as whiplash or a wrist fracture. You visit your local Urgent Care Center in Queens, muttering to yourself about the reckless driver who caused your injuries while you wait to be seen by a doctor. Suddenly, yet another reckless driver smashes through the… Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: COHAN LAW FIRM SECURES DECISIVE VICTORY IN APPELLATE DIVISION SECOND DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, NY – 12/7/2023 – Cohan Law Firm (cohanlegal.com), a leading personal injury law firm in New York, secured a significant decision at the Appellate Division Second Department of New York. The firm, represented by Michael Cohan and Beth S. Gereg, successfully defended the rights of their client in an… Read More »
Parents Sue After Fatal New York Bus Accident
In an inevitable development, at least one set of parents has decided to sue after the bus crash that recently made headlines. The crash, which occurred on a New York highway, claimed the lives of two adults and injured numerous students. This might be the beginning of a much larger lawsuit, as other parents… Read More »
Can You Get Compensation after Hitting a Deer in New York?
While New York City is filled with skyscrapers and office buildings, it is also home to a surprisingly robust deer population. Although it might seem unthinkable to outsiders, residents of the Bronx and other neighborhoods know that a white-tailed deer is a fairly common sight in many parts of the city. This might be… Read More »
All Onewheel Electric Skateboards Have Now Been Recalled
Over the past few years, all kinds of new electric vehicles have appeared on New York’s roads – including electric cars, electric bikes, and electric skateboards. But not all of these vehicles are safe. In fact, many have now been recalled after a number of serious, potentially-fatal accidents. The hype surrounding new technology can… Read More »
Can I Sue for an Escalator Injury in New York?
The escalator is much older than the elevator, having first been patented all the way back in 1859. Since then, it has become a fixture across numerous cities – often appearing in subway stations, airports, and shopping malls. Unfortunately, safety concerns associated with escalators continue to persist despite these inventions being around for almost… Read More »
Doctor Somehow Continues to Practice Medicine after Causing Injuries in New York
Medical standards in New York are extremely high, and doctors will lose the right to practice medicine if they cause injuries or harm of any kind. However, it is theoretically possible for a healthcare provider to continue treating patients in other states even after losing their medical license in another state. Such was the… Read More »
Cyclist Accidents Are Getting Out of Control in New York
As any cyclist will tell you, New York’s streets aren’t exactly bike-friendly. Sure: There are plenty of bike lanes, and drivers are expected to share the road with cyclists in many situations. That said, the statistics don’t lie. Many cyclists are injured on a weekly basis, and the past week in New York has… Read More »