Author Archives: Jay Butchko
What Are Your Rights As A Motorcyclist?
Motorcyclists may have a slightly mixed reputation with some in New Hampshire, but the truth is that there are plenty of law-abiding, responsible motorcyclists. These days, riding a motorbike is even more logical than ever before, as gas prices have reached staggering levels. That being said, motorcyclists are vulnerable. While cars offer motorists a… Read More »
Can You Sue If You Were Abused At The Youth Services Center?
Child abuse is one of the most despicable crimes imaginable, and it should come as no surprise that courts take this matter very seriously. Unfortunately, these crimes are often covered up by the adults responsible, making it very hard for victims to achieve justice. One of the most disturbing instances of child abuse in… Read More »
Sudden Surge Of Motorcycle Crashes In New Hampshire Prompts Concern
Motorcycle crashes can be incredibly serious in New Hampshire for obvious reasons. Motorcyclists are completely exposed on the road, and these accidents can lead to terrible injuries as a result. In addition, motorcyclists are difficult to see for many motorists, and they may get lost in blind spots or behind other cars. Other motorists… Read More »
What Is The “Coming And Going” Rule In Workers’ Compensation Cases?
Many workers in New Hampshire view their commute as just another part of the job. After all, driving to and from work is not an enjoyable activity – unless you drive to work in a helicopter or you have a chauffeur! In fact, the grinding stress of traffic is often the worst part of… Read More »
Suing After A Burn Injury In New Hampshire
A burn can be one of the most traumatic, distressing, and painful injuries. These injuries affect not only our physical well-welling, but also our mental health. Burns can be quite disfiguring, and they may lead to a number of missed opportunities due to the way they affect our self-image. If you have suffered a… Read More »
Can You Sue For An ATV Crash In New Hampshire?
ATVs have been around for many decades, and they continue to provide exceptional thrills for Americans of all ages. Part of the thrill is the knowledge that this is not a normal car, and that an ATV is open to the elements. Unfortunately, accidents can happen when people ride ATVs in New Hampshire, and… Read More »
Suing For A Semi-Truck Crash In New Hampshire
Semi-trucks are probably the most dangerous vehicles on New Hampshire roads, and they can cause considerable damage and injury. These vehicles are not only larger and heavier than passenger vehicles, but they are also much less maneuverable and suffer from extremely lengthy braking distances. If you have suffered an injury due to one of… Read More »
Suing A Drunk Driver For A Wrongful Death
Losing a loved one in a car accident is perhaps one of the most horrifying thoughts for any family member. Unfortunately, New Hampshire residents die in car accidents all the time. Families are left to grieve, pursue justice, and strive for a fair amount of compensation. This isn’t always easy. But when a drunk… Read More »
The Statute Of Limitations Expired: Can I Still Sue?
If you are approaching a lawsuit in New Hampshire, the statute of limitations may prove to be a considerable barrier. This set of laws has the potential to prevent you from suing in certain situations. This means that you might be prevented from receiving any compensation whatsoever. This compensation can be crucial – especially… Read More »
Is It Better To Accept A Settlement Or Go To Trial?
New Hampshire is an at-fault state, which means that injured drivers must sue at-fault parties to recover settlements. Furthermore, they must establish that the at-fault driver was negligent. But does this actually mean going to trial? In most cases, the answer is no. Often, there is no need to take the case to trial,… Read More »
