Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Take Shoulder Pains After A FL Crash Seriously
Aches and pains often follow Florida car crashes, and it is likely one or more individuals involved will suffer from shoulder pain. Often people will want to brush off the pain, either because a surge of adrenaline in the aftermath of the event leads them to believe they are not truly injured or because… Read More »
What If I Was Hit By A Self-Insured Driver?
For the majority of drivers, purchasing auto insurance coverage from a reputable company is the most efficient way to secure coverage for their vehicles in the state of Florida. That said, it is possible to self-insure, but to do so you need to file for approval and meet specific requirements in order to have… Read More »
A Pre-Existing Condition Disclosure Could Be Part Of Your Claim
Accident injuries can occur in a variety of ways. Sometimes an injury is an exacerbation or escalation of a pre-existing health condition. Disclosure of a pre-existing condition is part of the Florida personal injury claim process, but that does not mean an insurance company can simply point to the existence of a pre-existing condition… Read More »
Crashes And Low-Light Vision Issues
When people age, their vision often changes. It is common for older drivers to not be able to see as well as they could when they were younger. For example, if a person develops cataracts, their ability to see in low-light conditions diminishes. Additionally, their vision may be blurred or they could experience a… Read More »
Injuries From Orlando Accidents In Intersections
With so much activity at intersections, it is logical these locations have a high accident rate. This is because they are often high traffic areas, with vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians all crossing streets, turning, or navigating unfamiliar roads and signage. For example, there are many collisions reported on Semoran Blvd. and Colonial Dr. Of… Read More »
14-Day Medical Care Rule
Motorists in the state of Florida are required to have personal injury protection insurance, also known as PIP, under Florida’s No-Fault Law. If you were hurt in a Florida collision, your PIP coverage will allow you to access financial damages from your own policy that will cover up to $10,000.00 in medical and/or lost… Read More »
Driving Too Slow And Orlando Accidents
Slow drivers disrupt traffic flow and can be a danger on Florida roadways. There are many different reasons why people drive too slow, one of them is tourists who are unfamiliar with the area or are moving slowly to take in the sights. With world class theme parks, nature experiences, and plenty of shopping… Read More »
When To Report A Minor Car Crash In Orlando
There is a lot of traffic in the Orlando area. With adults commuting to work, tourists heading to vacation attractions, and families traveling to restaurants and social events, there is tons of activity on Florida streets and highways. Unfortunately, high traffic can lead to frustrated drivers and the possibility of traffic accidents. While it… Read More »
Top 3 Reasons To Contact A Car Accident Lawyer
After a Florida car collision, you may have a lot of questions about next steps. While your Orlando friends and family may have advice, particularly if they have secured financial recovery following their own accidents, every situation is unique and should be assessed individually. For example, if your friend was in a fender bender… Read More »
Uninsured Drivers, Car Accidents, And Financial Recovery
As a responsible car owner and driver, you make sure you have the appropriate level of auto insurance and always make your payments on time. This is important as Florida law requires all drivers carry a certain level of coverage. Unfortunately, there are drivers that travel on Florida roadways uninsured , or with basic… Read More »
