Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Sales Reps, High Mileage, And Road Risks
For many sales representatives and other professionals whose jobs require constant travel, time on the road is part of the workday. Whether you’re visiting clients across Baltimore, covering multiple counties, or driving long stretches along I‑95, the miles can add up quickly. Unfortunately, the more time you spend behind the wheel, the greater your… Read More »
How Bystanders Can Legally Record Police Without Interfering
Cell phone footage has become a powerful tool in exposing police misconduct and protecting civil rights. Many high-profile cases have come to light only because a bystander chose to record a police interaction. Yet in Maryland, as in many states, there are limits on how and when you can film law enforcement officers. Understanding… Read More »
When A Radiologist Misses The Mark
Diagnostic imaging plays a critical role in modern medicine. From broken bones to brain injuries, X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasounds help physicians identify problems and determine the best course of treatment. But what happens when those images are misread or overlooked? In Baltimore and across Maryland, patients are sometimes harmed not by the… Read More »
Left-Turn Collisions And Pursuing Financial Recovery
Whether caused by distraction, misjudgment, or aggressive driving, left-turn collisions can result in significant damages. These types of crashes typically occur when a driver turning left fails to yield to oncoming traffic, leading to a side-impact or head-on collision. It’s important to understand your rights and how to pursue financial recovery if you or… Read More »
What License Points Are And Why They Matter
When most people think about traffic violations, they picture fines or maybe a court appearance. But in Maryland, breaking certain traffic laws can lead to more than just a ticket, it can put “points” on your driver’s license. While you may not see them on your windshield or dashboard, these points can lead to… Read More »
What Is Bond And Why Are There Conditions?
Being released on bond can feel like a second chance. It’s an opportunity to catch your breath and prepare for your day in court. But it’s important to understand that bond is not freedom without limits. It’s a legal agreement that allows you to remain out of custody under certain conditions, and violating those… Read More »
Navigating Workers’ Comp After A Construction Accident In Maryland
Construction work is one of the most dangerous professions, both in the state of Maryland and across the country. From scaffolding falls and heavy machinery accidents to electrical shocks and repetitive stress injuries, construction workers face daily risks that can lead to serious or even life-altering injuries. When an accident happens on the job,… Read More »
Security Matters And Liability For Third-Party Attacks
Following an injury sustained in a third-party attack on someone else’s property, the question of liability could arise. Claims could hinge on the legal duty of property owners and managers to provide a reasonably safe environment. It is important to know that when a person or business has a duty of care and they… Read More »
Liability Issues In Maryland’s Rural Properties And Farm Venues
Maryland’s rural landscapes are home to working farms, scenic estates, and agritourism destinations that attract visitors from across the region. From pumpkin patches in the fall to weddings in restored barns, these venues offer a unique charm, but they can also present distinct hazards. When accidents occur on rural properties, the legal questions surrounding… Read More »
Is Stacking Uninsured Coverage An Option In Maryland?
After a car accident, a frustrating discovery can be learning that an at-fault driver doesn’t have enough insurance. In some situations, at-fault drivers don’t even have inadequate coverage, they don’t have any at all. Fortunately, Maryland drivers have the option to protect themselves with stacking uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage. A Baltimore personal injury lawyer… Read More »
