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I know how integrated cell phones are in our lives and how for many of us, functioning with-out them seems nearly impossible. Before cell phones became so widespread everybody had a little black book filled with phone numbers, addresses, birthdays and anniversaries. Impor-tant phone numbers were dedicated to mem-ory and pay phones were available for emer-gencies. Now, if a …
For years crash dummies have been used to simulate the effects a high speed car crash can have on the driver and increase vehicle safety. These crash dummies have become very advanced in recent years, not only simu-lating the average humans body in weight, size and structure, but also recording the way the body reacts and behaves in an …
Whiplash is a common injury which plagues millions of peo-ple every year. As whiplash is largely caused by a force snap-ping the head forwards and backwards it is no shock that auto accidents are the leading cause of whiplash injuries. In fact, 1 in 5 people involved in a rear-end collision will develop some level of whiplash. Though the …
As we prepare for winter, experts are warning that this year may be the worst winter Washington has experienced in 55 years. This winter will be a La Nina winter, which gener-ally brings colder, wetter and windier weather. La Nina is caused by unusu-ally cold ocean tempera-tures which trigger an in-creased production in clouds leading to stormy weather. La …
Halloween is one of America’s favorite holidays- falling only behind Christmas in the hearts of millions. Many treasure the holiday for the costumes, par-ties and the free candy. As the goblins and ghouls hit the streets, however, they are met with increased danger. In fact, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has stated that pedes-trian accidents are four times …
All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV’s) be-came popular in the 70’s and remain a rite of passage for some families. As soon as a child gets to a certain age they receive their first quad or dirt bike re-placing the bicycle the child re-ceived when they turned three. Though these are popular rec-reational vehicles and highly useful in rural areas and on …
Road trips can be long and boring- particularly for children. Whether the trip is 50 miles or 500 you are guaranteed to be asked “are we there yet” multiple times- but if you prepare for the trip you may be able to keep your whole family entertained. Here is a list of the top 10 Road Trip Games for …
Let’s face it, sitting in a car for a long period of time is not the most comfortable thing in the world. Sometimes you want to rest, stretch out as far as possible, or even take a relaxing nap. This usually means that you are reclining your passenger seat in order to get as comfy as you can while confined in …
Drunk driving continues to be a very serious problem all over the world, despite the fact that wrongful death and personal injury car accidents resulting from DUI have declined remarkably in the past few decades. Click 
May is national motorcycle safety awareness month. As a motorcycle rider myself, and as a lawyer who sees and deals with motorcycle accidents on a frequent basis, motorcycle safety is an issue that is important to me. Hopefully, soon the weather will start to get warmer and drier in our beautiful state of Washington. Click 
Jason Epstein and Straight Talk Law have recently launched the Teens Against Distracted Driving (TADD) campaign. Even more recently, Jason has been speaking at local conferences to hundreds of Washington Middle School and High School students warning them of the dangers of texting while driving. Click 
Welcome to the March edition of ‘The Straight Talk’. Learn more about our “Teens Against Distracted Driving Campaign”, click 
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