Author Archives: Jay Butchko

Georgia Product Liability Cases: Statute Of Limitations
In Georgia, if a defective product injures you, you might be able to obtain compensation from the product’s manufacturer, the distributor, the wholesaler, and/or the retailer who sold you the product. However, it is crucial to note that, just like other states, Georgia has strict limitations on the amount of time you have to… Read More »

5 Big Mistakes To Avoid In Your Premises Liability Case
If you are injured on someone else’s property because of no fault of your own, you may be eligible to file a premises liability claim. Filing a claim against the negligent party can help you recover compensation for, among others, your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. However, to ensure you recover… Read More »

Steps To Take After A Medication Error
A medication error also arises when a patient is given the wrong medication, an incorrect dosage of a medication, or a medication that reacts with another prescribed medication. Unfortunately, such mistakes can lead to severe injuries or even death. Medication errors can worsen a patient’s condition or even create a new one. Because of… Read More »

Myths About Premises Liability Debunked
Premises liability cases can be complex and challenging. Perhaps this is why numerous myths about such cases have developed. Below we debunk six of these myths. Myth #1: Only Property Owners and Landlords Can Be Held Liable in Premises Liability Cases False: Indeed, property owners and landlords are often liable in premises liability cases…. Read More »

How A Delayed Cancer Diagnosis Can Affect A Patient
According to the World Health Organization, cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for almost 10 million deaths in 2020. However, cancer usually has a high chance of cure if detected early and treated appropriately. Unfortunately, many people who develop cancer are diagnosed late, which makes treatment less likely to succeed. Delays… Read More »

C-Sections: Surgical Errors And Delayed C-Sections
The CDC estimates that, in 2020, 31.8% of all deliveries occurred by cesarean. A cesarean delivery (C-section) is a type of surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through cuts in the uterus and abdomen. Often, C-sections are planned ahead of time, and other times C-sections are done as a last resort. However, regardless… Read More »

A Brief Guide On Georgia’s Premises Liability Laws
Simply put, premises liability is a legal doctrine in America that declares a property owner is responsible for injuries sustained on their property due to their negligence. In the U.S., all property owners are required to make a reasonable effort to maintain safety on their premises. If you were injured in Georgia on a… Read More »

Diagnosis Errors Are The Most Common Reasons For Medical Malpractice Claims Involving Children, Study Finds
Unfortunately, just like adults, children also fall victim to medical malpractice. If your child suffered injuries or died due to medical malpractice, you should talk to a qualified medical malpractice attorney. An attorney can help you file a medical malpractice claim or lawsuit and recover compensation . Medical malpractice claims involving children can arise… Read More »

Can You Sue A Plastic Surgeon For A Botched Plastic Surgery?
Plastic surgery usually occurs for the purposes of reconstructing parts of the body. This is different from cosmetic surgery, and it is crucial that you understand the difference between the two. Cosmetic surgery is where an individual chooses to have an invasive medical procedure or an operation, including surgery, to cosmetically change their appearance… Read More »

Top 6 Reasons To Consider Arbitration For Your Partnership Dispute
Arbitration is an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) method where one or more individuals hear a dispute and render a binding decision. An ADR method is any method of resolving a dispute without going to court. Arbitration is one of the most effective and convenient forms of ADR. So, how exactly does arbitration work? When… Read More »