Personal InjuryBISNAR | CHASE Personal Injury Attorneys - August 2009 Newsletter
The summer may be coming to a close soon, but August is still expected to bring plenty of heat our way, so I've prepared another bundle of tips so you can keep your vehicle running smoothly and safely in the great outdoors.
Plus you'll meet my lovely Executive Assistant, receive a FREE glove box organizer, get blog updates, and more.
If you have any questions about motor vehicle safety, I encourage you to give our firm a call at 1-800-561-4887 and we'll help you the best we can.
To a safe and enjoyable summer,
John Bisnar
BISNAR | CHASE
www.BestAttorney.com
1-800-561-4887
In This Issue
- Meet Danielle Olson
- Personal Injury Tip
- Car Accident Lawyers
- Free Insurance & Registration Organizer
- In the Blog
- Lawyer Joke
Meet Danielle Olson
Danielle Olson is the Executive Assistant at BISNAR | CHASE where she keeps our office in order, our projects on schedule, and our management team on pace for success every single day.
Danielle is responsible for a number of tasks that keep the office running at peak efficiency. From the moment she arrives in the office in the morning until long after she leaves--putting in hours of work at home - Danielle oversees the information technology including the computers, copiers, faxes, servers, and phones; manages all of our client marketing and gifts; and maintains our Pre-Litigation Calendar.
"Every part of my job is vital," says Danielle, who has been trained for a wide range of skills including computers, writing, and marketing.
For her hard work and dedication, Danielle won the Employee of the Year award in 2007, which included a week-long all-expenses paid vacation in Hawaii with her husband. Danielle resides in Costa Mesa with her husband of nearly 10 years and four wonderful children (three boys and one girl).
Personal Injury Tip
Engine Maintenance Tips: Help Your Car Keep Its Cool In The Summer Heat! (Part 2)
Last month I showed you the top five steps for keeping your vehicle running smoothly during the hot California summer: upgrade your coolant, maintain your cooling fan, check your air conditioning, monitor your battery and change your oil.
While those five tips are imperative for getting your vehicle through the wear and tear of hot weather, there's still much more you can do to beat the heat.
Here are my final five steps to keep your vehicle running safely and smoothly at this time of the year:
- Check Your Tires--Hot weather is the most difficult condition for your vehicle's tires. If your tires have any significant wear, cracks, or other damage you should replace immediately. Beyond that, you should check the air pressure in all the tires including the spare. Underinflated tires are more susceptible to heat and have a much higher risk of blowing out.
- Replace Your Windshield Wipers--Rubber wiper blades typically last no longer than a single year due to extreme weather conditions - hot and cold. Summer sun exposure can cause the rubber to become hard and brittle, leading to streaks and smears on your windshield. If your wipers aren't providing you with a clear view during wet conditions, you should have them replaced.
- Wax Your Exterior--Both the sun and summer smog can cause damage to your vehicle's paint. During your next car wash, you should make sure to have your vehicle waxed or sprayed with a paint protector to shield it from the harm of the sun's ultraviolet rays.
- Get a Sun Shade--Nobody likes getting into a vehicle that is baking inside - so why not get a sun shade for your vehicle so the interior doesn't get so hot when it is parked in direct sunlight? Besides keeping your vehicle at a much more manageable temperature, a sunshade will also protect your vehicle's interior surfaces from fading or cracking.
- Protect Yourself--Lastly, your vehicle will only be as cool as the driver that's in it - so make sure to protect yourself during the hot weather. A few summer time necessities include sunscreen for the arms (especially if you put your arm out the window), sunglasses for the eyes so you can always see well, a baseball cap if you have a convertible, and a bottle of water to keep you hydrated along the way.
There's no secret to keeping cool during the summer, just a lot of common sense. Use these tips to protect yourself and your vehicle from the effects of the weather during the summer months. If you notice a problem, fix it - at the end of the day you'll be more comfortable and more secure.
Car Accident Lawyers
At BISNAR | CHASE, our experience and dedication to representing California car accident victims has earned us the legal expertise and financial resources to handle our client's cases with the best representation possible.
We are committed to doing everything in our power to make sure we achieve the best possible outcome if you or anybody you know is ever involved in a California auto accident. Call us today at 1-800-561-4887 for your free consultation.
Free Glove Box Organizer
BISNAR | CHASE has designed an Insurance & Registration Organizer to keep your car documents organized and to assist you if you are involved in a car accident.
The Organizer has a slot to put your automobile Certificate of Insurance, a place to put your automobile registration, an Accident Information Form with instructions on what to do after a traffic accident and what information to collect at the scene of a car accident, a pen, a flashlight with batteries, a tire pressure gauge, and a note pad.
Get your Free Glove Box Organizer right now!
In the Blogs
Here are a few recent car accident stories that have been in the news, as covered on www.CaliforniaInjuryBlog.com:
August 10: Eight Killed in California Car Accident During Police Chase
August 12: Fatal California Car Accident Involved Drunk Driver
August 13: San Diego Car Accident Involves Ford Explorer Rollover
Visit the blog today to receive regular updates on local injuries and accidents in California.
Lawyer Joke: Entirely Irrelevant
Two women are on a transcontinental balloon voyage. Their craft is engulfed in fog, their compass gone awry. Afraid of landing in the ocean, they drift for days. Suddenly, the clouds part to show a sunlit meadow below. As they descend, they see a man walking his dog.
One of the flyers yells to the figure far below, "Where are we?"
The man yells back, "About a half mile from town."
Seconds later, the balloonists are once again engulfed in the mist. One lady says to the other, "He must have been a lawyer."
The other says, "A lawyer! How do you know that?"
The first says, "That's easy. The information he gave us was accurate, concise, and entirely irrelevant."
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