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Safety Coloring Contest Winners – 2016!

Announcing the Winners of McMullin Injury Law’s 3rd Annual Safety Coloring Contest!    dsc_1042-copy Our Grand Prize Winner: Emmett, is all about the benjamins.

Our 3rd Annual Safety Coloring Contest featured more entries than ever. Some contestants got very creative we saw everything ranging from helmets shining with glitter, to even pop-out 3D art! We appreciate the hundreds of parents who took the time to have their kids participate. Thank you for doing your part to teach our kids about the importance of safety.

Too often, we see children get hurt by cars. Whether they are in the car, or on a bike, or just playing on foot in their own neighborhood, its never to early for children in our community to start learning about how to be safe around vehicles. We look forward to repeating this tradition each year. Thanks for working together with us to help teach kids about the importance of safety.

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Our grand-prize winner finding out he won

Our winners were drawn out at random. Our grand prize winner took home $500 and our four second place winners received $100 a piece. Please enjoy the smiling faces of our artists featured below:

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COLORING CONTEST WINNERS!

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Thanks so much to everyone who participated in our 2015 Back-to-School Coloring Contest. Congratulations to our winners! We received loads of entries, and in the end, these five local kids took home the cash. Our $500 grand prize winner was: Emily Ord, age 12. We had four 2nd place winners that took home a stack of 100 one-dollar-bills: Easton Ellet, age 13; Aubrey Widdison, age 10; Gracie Glazer, age 5; and Ricky Hall, age 10. We had tons of fun running this contest and we plan to do so again in 2016. Stay safe kids!

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Recent Client Testimonial

Hearing back from happy clients is our favorite part of the work that we do. We pride ourselves on treating each and every client like they are our only one. Our goal is to be the law firm where people can get the help that they need when they don’t know where else to turn. Whether you are in Cedar City, or St. George, we try to make it clear how important your individual case is to our firm. The following is our most recent client testimonial:

McMullin Injury Law acted in a professional manner. They assigned a specific individual to my case which made it easier for me to communicate with the lawyer directly. I really appreciated the concern shown for my individual case, as well as the timely manner of their work. 

-Anonymous

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BACK TO SCHOOL COLORING CONTEST

How to Enter:

  Step 1:  Click the following link & print your copy of our Coloring Book Page:  mcmullin-contestpage-2015   Step 2:  Add your safety message to the bubbles; color it in!   Step 3:  Add your name, age, and phone number at the bottom of the page.   Step 4:  Drop off your entry at our office.   Step 5:  Win Prizes!

How Do I Win?

It’s not about being artistic, its about teaching our kids about safety. Every single entrant will automatically win a gift card to SWIG. Five entries will be randomly selected for cash prizes for a BACK TO SCHOOL SHOPPING SPREE. First place will receive $500, 2nd through 5th will receive $100 a piece.

Rules, Deadlines & Eligibility: There is no age limit to enter and receive a SWIG Gift Card, but only entrants 13 and under will be eligible for cash prizes. Deadline to enter is Friday, August 28th at 2:30 p.m. We will draw out and contact our winners on Tuesday, September 1st, 2015.

Why a Coloring Contest?

At McMullin Injury Law, we understand the importance of teaching our children about safety. We sponsor safety town every year and this year we wanted to take it a step further. We help people who get hurt in auto accidents. It’s what we do. When the victims are children, our job is even less fun.

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How the Size of Your Wallet Protects you in a Car Wreck

Does Money Protect You In Car Crashes?

It does not take a genius to figure out that larger vehicles offer more protection in the event of a crash, but new studies reveal that safety goes far beyond that.

A new study by the University of Buffulo found that sticker price has a strong inverse correlation with injury claims. The study looked at the frequency and severity of personal injury claims related to 360 different vehicle models over a three-year span. For every thousand pounds of weight on the vehicle, personal injury claims made by their drivers decreased by an astonishing 19%. But we could have guessed that. It makes sense. When an enormous Dodge Ram crashes into a Mazda Miata, the driver of the Ram certainly has a much higher chance to be ok than the driver of the Miata. We don’t need a rocket scientist to tell us that. It’s true for a variety of reasons. For one, there is simply more space between the point of impact and the person. For another, that space is occupied by more material to absorb the blow in the larger vehicle. Finally, the height that the vehicle sits at plays a huge role. Typically, the car with the higher bumper wins, bumpers are designed to absorb impact. A door will usually cave in more than a bumper will when the two come into direct contact. This problem is made worse when the lower-sitting vehicle is braking. When you brake, the nose of your car points down, making it potentially even more likely that the higher-bumper vehicle will come into contact with a relatively fragile portion of your vehicle. But we can assume much of this.

The part of the study that is so fascinating is that the price of a vehicle protects the occupant whether or not the vehicle is larger and heavier. For every $10,000 you spend on a car, injuries decrease by 12%. It begs the question as to whether the more expensive vehicles are better prepared for impacts even when they may or may not score better in standard crash tests, or whether the drivers of more expensive vehicles are somehow avoiding some of the more serious car accidents where more devastating injuries would surely occur.

Either way, it is important to do whatever possible to stay safe on the road. If that means spending more on a vehicle, it’s worth it.

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