Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Accident or Crime? New Hampshire Accident Case Raises Difficult Questions
A trial in New Hampshire is raising complex questions about the difference between an outright crime and a traffic accident. The defense counsel claims that a fatal crash in Manchester was merely a tragic accident, while the prosecution claims that it was criminal homicide. What if a crash like this harmed you or someone… Read More »
New Hampshire Announces Highway Safety Task Force
After a staggering number of wrong-way crashes across New Hampshire’s highways, the government is deciding to take action. A new “Highway Safety Task Force” will attempt to address the root causes of these accidents, which have become a major source of concern for local residents. If you have been injured by a head-on collision… Read More »
Negligent Drivers in New Hampshire Face Consequences
It is always encouraging to see negligent drivers facing consequences for their actions. Without these consequences, we would likely face a much higher rate of serious accidents. Both criminal and civil consequences help prevent drivers from committing repeated violations on the road – and these penalties may even save lives. How can you ensure… Read More »
One Death After New Hampshire Bus Accident
In April of 2025, a family lost a loved one after a rollover car accident. This crash has left the victim’s loved ones completely devastated. If you have experienced something like this, you know how life-altering fatal crashes can be. A New Hampshire accident lawyer may be able to help you pursue compensation for… Read More »
Propane Tanker Sparks Fire After Crashing in New Hampshire
Propane tankers, and other vehicles transporting flammable materials, are some of the most dangerous vehicles on New Hampshire roads. Their hazards are somewhat obvious, and the fact that they carry extremely flammable materials can make fuel tanker crashes catastrophic. Recently, a propane tanker sparked a fire after crashing in New Hampshire – and this… Read More »
How to Hold Speeding Drivers Accountable in New Hampshire
According to the National Institutes of Health, the risk of death and serious injury is higher for high-speed collisions. While the risk of death is just 10% with impact speeds of 24 miles per hour, that number rises to 90% at 55 miles per hour. In other words, speed kills. If you were injured… Read More »
Family Sues Boy Scouts After Fatal Swimming Accident in New Hampshire
In February of 2025, various sources reported that a family filed suit against Boy Scouts of America for their alleged role in a fatal swimming accident in New Hampshire. The accident claimed the life of an 11-year-old child. This is a clear example of a wrongful death lawsuit in New Hampshire, and it has… Read More »
Gaining Access to Trucking Records After a Tractor-Trailer Crash in New Hampshire
Various records may be important after a tractor-trailer crash in New Hampshire, and injured victims might want to gain access to this information while suing trucking companies. However, these victims may not know what they need to search for – or how to gain access to these records properly. An experienced truck accident lawyer… Read More »
Four Injured After Wrong-Way Crash in New Hampshire
As a motorist, one of your most basic responsibilities is to stay in your lane and avoid veering into oncoming traffic. However, this seems to be a surprisingly difficult feat for many people in New Hampshire, and head-on collisions continue to occur at a worrying pace. The most recent incident left four people with… Read More »
Yet Another Head-On Collision in New Hampshire
There is a worrying pattern of head-on collisions in New Hampshire. These incidents seem to occur on a weekly basis, and each week new injured victims face life-altering consequences. Many of these crashes are fatal, causing irrevocable damage to families in New Hampshire. Many of these crashes also occur on major highways, prompting questions… Read More »
