Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Testifying, Consulting, And Other Expert Witnesses
Expert witnesses can add valuable information to a claim or case. In many instances, they bring knowledge that couldn’t be accessed without their accounts. There are two types of expert witnesses; consulting experts and testifying experts. To learn more about what type of expert could support your fight for a maximum settlement, connect with… Read More »
Chest Pain Could Be A Sign Of Injury
Symptoms vary, but many individuals who have sustained a chest injury experience pain when coughing, sneezing, or laughing and may suffer from shortness of breath. It is important to take symptoms seriously and have your doctor assess your health as soon as possible after a Maryland collision. Car accidents can result in organ injuries… Read More »
Why Maryland Workers’ Comp Claims Are Denied
Workers’ compensation is in place so that individuals injured on the job can access financial relief. Maryland’s Workers’ Compensation Act provides workers and their dependents benefits, support for expenses and time lost from work. The no-fault benefits are designed to supply relief without having to prove negligence on the part of a person or… Read More »
Aggravated Pre-Existing Conditions And Accident Claims
After a collision in the Baltimore-DC area, it is possible you will be contacted by an employee of an insurance company and they may begin to ask you questions you are not prepared for. This can be particularly true if you had a pre-existing health condition that was aggravated by the crash, resulting in… Read More »
One-Bite Rules And Animal Attacks
Different states have different ways of legally handling dog bites and owner responsibility. Some follow a one-bite rule, which essentially means a dog owner is liable for injuries if the animal has bit someone in the past. Maryland is not a one-bite rule state. Strict liability law is in place, because of this a… Read More »
Civil Remedies For Domestic Violence
Domestic violence cases can lead to civil and criminal legal actions in the state of Maryland. There are differences between the two. Criminal charges are related to charging an individual with breaking laws, in these situations the accuser becomes a state witness. But if a person is a victim of domestic violence and they… Read More »
Airport Accident Injuries And Financial Recovery
If you spend a lot of time in airports, you are not alone. Many who reside in the Baltimore area find themselves waiting in terminals at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, usually referred to as BWI, on a regular basis, either for work trips or family travel. Additionally, many people in the area fly… Read More »
Things To Bring To An Initial Consultation
If you were hurt because of another’s reckless behavior, you may be juggling medical appointments and lifestyle changes. With so many things to attend to it can be difficult to prioritize legal guidance, but a professional can help you secure a full settlement package. As soon as it comes to mind, schedule a consultation… Read More »
What Is Post-Traumatic Arthritis?
When people think of the onset of arthritis, they typically think of degenerative arthritis that develops with age. While this is one form of arthritis, there is another type that can occur as a result of an accident. Post-traumatic arthritis is when a person develops arthritis symptoms due to harm, such as a bone… Read More »
Reporting Minor Maryland Car Crashes
Minor car accidents in the state of Maryland may not require reporting. If you were in a Maryland collision resulting in minor property damages and no passenger injuries, you and the other driver may be able to exchange insurance information and be on your way. When there are temporary damages to a vehicle and… Read More »
