Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Three High School Students Die After Collision With Semi-Truck in South Carolina
A recent crash in South Carolina has claimed the lives of three teenagers. The local community is grieving, and the families of these children have experienced losses that few can imagine. The details of this crash suggest that it may lead to legal action, although it is still too early to draw any conclusions…. Read More »
Can You Sue After a Single-Vehicle Motorcycle Crash in South Carolina?
Single-vehicle motorcycle crashes can be extremely devastating for victims and their families. These types of crashes typically involve motorcyclists veering off roads or crashing into barriers. In South Carolina, you must hold someone else liable if you want to recover compensation for a crash. But does this really prevent you from filing a motorcycle… Read More »
Numerous Fatal Motorcycle Accidents Reported Across South Carolina
Over the past few days and weeks, numerous motorcycle accidents have occurred throughout South Carolina. Many of these accidents have been fatal, and they highlight how dangerous riding can be. That being said, they do not necessarily indicate that motorcyclists are inherently reckless individuals. In fact, many of these motorcycle accidents in South Carolina… Read More »
South Carolina Bar Faces Penalties for Negligent Security
A well-known bar in South Carolina is facing serious legal penalties for failing to address continuous shootings and violence on its premises. This is a rare example of the government cracking down on negligent security in South Carolina – an issue that has spiraled completely out of control. If you have experienced this issue… Read More »
South Carolina School District Pays $1.5 Million Settlement After School Bus Crash
School bus crashes in South Carolina are becoming far too common. With each passing week, it seems like another school bus crashes – sometimes with dozens of children inside. A recent wrongful death lawsuit highlights the fact that many of these crashes are caused by negligent bus drivers. A family has received a settlement… Read More »
Semi-Trucks Cause Havoc in South Carolina
The threat of semi-truck crashes in South Carolina is nothing new, but these vehicles seem to be causing accidents at a worrying rate. Within just the past few days and weeks, numerous crashes have caused injuries and deaths throughout the state. The public is asking questions about safety in the trucking industry, and the… Read More »
What to Do After a Fatal Hit-and-Run in South Carolina
A hit-and-run in South Carolina is bad enough, but this situation becomes even more difficult to bear when victims lose their lives. For the surviving family members of these victims, the road toward justice can seem daunting. How do you track down a driver who killed your loved one before fleeing the scene? How… Read More »
Teens Keep Dying in South Carolina Motorcycle Crashes
One might argue that teen motorcycle deaths in South Carolina are nothing surprising. The stereotype of thrill-seeking young people is strong, but the real stories behind these fatal incidents are often much more complex. This is something that grieving parents understand all too well as they fight for justice after losing their children. A… Read More »
Olive Garden Shooting in South Carolina Injures Two People
Many South Carolina residents enjoy eating out at various restaurants, and the Olive Garden is a popular choice. With affordable menu options and a family-friendly atmosphere, this restaurant has something to offer for everyone. Unfortunately, South Carolina patrons got more than they bargained for after a recent shooting at an Olive Garden location in… Read More »
Can You Sue for Wildfire Injuries in South Carolina?
Wildfires have been ripping through North Carolina and South Carolina within the past few weeks, and one single blaze in Horry County ignited more than 2,000 acres. This same fire was traced back to the negligence of a single woman, which raises an important question: Can you hold individuals or companies liable for your… Read More »