Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Slew of Motorcycle Crashes Reported Throughout South Carolina
Over the past few days, numerous people have lost their lives due to South Carolina motorcycle accidents. Although one might argue that motorcycles are not as safe as vehicles, sometimes the main factor is the negligence of other motorists. This may be the case for at least some of these recent crashes, although it… Read More »
Caught in the Crossfire of a Gang Shooting in South Carolina: Can I Sue?
In early August of 2025, Fox Carolina reported that police were continuing to investigate a shooting in the parking lot of Haywood Mall in Greenville. The incident claimed the life of an 18-year-old, although officials say that the gunshot wound might have been self-inflicted. Regardless, average people are facing serious threats in mall parking… Read More »
Steps to Take After a Semi-Truck Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Accident in South Carolina
If your loved one was struck and killed by a semi-truck, you have every right to take legal action. However, you might not be sure where to start – especially if the guilty trucker fled after the collision. What steps can you take in this scenario? How can you help investigators catch the trucker… Read More »
Wrong-Way, Head-On Collisions Cause Mayhem in South Carolina
A head-on collision in South Carolina is one of the worst types of accidents anyone can experience. These crashes put drivers and passengers at the mercy of tremendous physical forces, often ending in critical or fatal injuries. Two recent incidents in South Carolina highlight how dangerous these crashes can be, and they may lead… Read More »
No Charges Filed After a South Carolina Motorcycle Accident: Can I Still Sue?
Grieving families may be concerned about the lack of criminal charges after motorcycle accidents in South Carolina. Despite what police believe, you might suspect that your loved one did not cause their own motorcycle crash. But what happens if the driver who you believe caused the crash walked away with no consequences? Is it… Read More »
Shootings Reported at South Carolina Bars, Restaurants, Hotels, and Gas Stations
During the first few weeks of June 2025, numerous establishments across South Carolina experienced gun violence. These incidents further highlight the lack of safety at bars, restaurants, gas stations, and hotels throughout South Carolina. If you were injured in a recent shooting at a business, you might want to consider a negligent security lawsuit… Read More »
South Carolina Woman Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Utility Company
In June of 2025, Fox News reported that a South Carolina woman had filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a utility company. The woman claims that the company is responsible for the death of her fiancé, and her case could provide her with crucial compensation for her family’s losses. Could you take similar legal… Read More »
Drowning Reported in Spartanburg County
In June of 2025, officials in Spartanburg County reported that someone had drowned at Clifton Beach. The incident highlights hazards that many beach-goers face in South Carolina, and one has to wonder whether more could have been done to avoid this tragedy. What if your loved one drowns in South Carolina? Could you file… Read More »
Are Semi-Trucks in South Carolina Supposed to Have Underride Guards?
In May of 2025, two people in their 30s died after their vehicle collided with a dump truck in South Carolina. The only positive news from this incident was that a child survived. Authorities noted that their vehicle impacted the rear of the dump truck, likely resulting in an “underride crash” that caused catastrophic… Read More »
Challenges With Gathering Evidence After Fatal Crashes in South Carolina
Evidence can be challenging to locate after fatal crashes in South Carolina. After discovering that your loved one has passed away in a fatal accident, you might be desperate to search for answers. How did the crash occur? Who is to blame? These questions may remain unresolved as authorities continue with their investigations. And… Read More »