Jason Epstein, Washington Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Lawyer and Founder of Straight Talk Law, recently wrote an article discussing the increase in auto accidents during the holiday season. 

Seattle, Wash. – November 25, 2009 – Jason Epstein, Washington personal injury and auto accident lawyer, recently wrote a piece for his website, http://www.StraightTalkLaw.com, titled “Straight Talk Law: The Holidays and Auto Accidents.  The article offers several facts about the increase in auto accidents due to alcohol during the Thanksgiving holiday.

One of the facts that Jason cites in the article is that between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, 38% of all wrongful deaths from auto accidents are alcohol related. Also, repeat drunk drivers are responsible for almost 60% of those alcohol-related fatalities. 

“There are ways to celebrate the holidays in a responsible way – and still have plenty of ‘good cheer.’ Starting this Thanksgiving, I hope all of you will do your best to keep the roads safe for everyone,” remarked Epstein. 

Jason Epstein founded Straight Talk Law to provide a series of legal guides meant to empower accident victims and those looking for a lawyer.  Straight Talk Law prides itself on providing the unfiltered truth about lawyer advertising, an informative website and blog, a new way to practice law where the lawyer communicates pertinent information directly to the client in an easy-to-understand way, and a law practice where lawyers share information with those who need it, and work on their clients’ case in an open, easy to understand way through effective communication. 

The complete article can be found at http://www.straighttalklaw.com/articles/straight-talk-law-the-holidays-and-auto-accidents.php 

To learn more about Jason Epstein and Straight Talk Law, please visit http://www.StraightTalkLaw.com 

 

About Jason Epstein and Straight Talk Law: 

Jason Epstein joined Premier Law Group as a partner in 2007. Jason is a litigator handling all types of personal injury cases with an emphasis on serious plaintiff’s personal injury and insurance coverage.  Jason is a member of the Washington State Association for Justice and serves within its leadership. Jason often speaks at CLEs and serves as an arbitrator for both private and mandatory arbitration matters.

Jason attended Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyers College in Dubois, Wyoming.  The month long program is dedicated to training lawyers who represent injured people. Jason completed a certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution from the Strauss Institute of Dispute Resolution and the Trial Advocacy program through the National Institute of Trial Advocacy. Jason has been dedicated to representing injured people since 1999.

Jason Epstein has been representing individuals against insurance companies and large corporations since 2001. He limits his practice to personal injury and wrongful death cases including auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, or other serious and catastrophic injuries. Hopefully you have already visited StraightTalkLaw.com. This website is loaded with tons of information, and is constantly updated to keep you informed of recent developments. You can also stay up to date by following the blogs, which are linked to StraightTalkLaw.com

Jason understands that providing the best legal representation to his clients, means limiting the number of cases he accepts. He takes fewer cases so he has more time for you. By limiting his caseload, Mr. Epstein is able to give each client and each case the time and attention that they deserve. If you would like to see if your case qualifies for Mr. Epstein to represent you, please contact us through StraightTalkLaw.com, request one or more of Jason’s books, or call us toll free at (888) 333-1873.

A Seattle native, Jason received his B.A. in Philosophy from USC, and his J.D. from Pepperdine University. Mr. Epstein lives in Renton with his wife and two sons. In his spare time, Mr. Epstein enjoys spending time with his family and playing golf. 

To learn more about Straight Talk Law, please visit http://www.StraightTalkLaw.com