July 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) This year as you are waving your American Flag you should wave down a cab because The Sawaya Law Firm is offering free cab rides. This is the 4th year the Colorado personal injury law firm is offering the "Holiday Free Cab Ride Program" for those who have celebrated a little too much. It's about celebrating the Fourth of July and still being safe according to the Sawaya Law Firm's managing partner, Michael Sawaya. Michael G. Sawaya, the firm's founder, invests in this program as a way to save lives and reduce injuries from drunk drivers.
The program works like this: From Friday, July 1 thru July 4, simply call a cab, get a ride from one location to your home, pay the cab driver and send the bill to The Sawaya Law Firm for reimbursement.
There are some restrictions:
- Must be 21 years of age or older to participate
- Good for a one way ride to your home
- Metro area ride with a maximum value of $35.00
- Must send receipt and copy of valid ID to:
Holiday Free Cab Ride Program
The Sawaya Law Firm
1600 Ogden Street
Denver, CO 80218
Or call us at 303-Good-Law (303-466-3529) for more details.
This program has been very popular among Denver's most avid party goers, but the real message is sometimes misconstrued. Many people think it is a service to benefit the drinkers, but the bottom line is this: removing drunks from the road saves lives, many times the lives of the innocent.
This program is only one of a long line of driver safety programs offered by the Sawaya Law Firm which has presented more than a dozen safe driving programs including The Colorado Auto Safety and Insurance Tune-Up Rally at INVESCO Field at Mile High and a program called "Smart Driver Colorado" at the National Western Stock Show. The message is "be safe, be a defensive driver, and keep distractions to a minimum when behind the wheel."
Michael Sawaya is the managing partner of The Sawaya Law Firm, a personal injury firm located in the historic Bailey Mansion at 1600 Ogden Street in Denver. The firm employs 18 attorneys and 80 staff and has been in business for over 36 years. Areas of practice include auto accident injuries, medical malpractice, workers' compensation claims, Social Security & VA disability and credit collections.
Contact Michael Sawaya for additional details. He is also qualified to offer insights into other business matters of interest to your audience. He has hosted his own talk shows on both KNUS AM and KDKO AM.
Website: http://www.sawayalaw.com/CM/Custom/Firm-Overview.asp
Putting the Free in Freedom: Free Cab Rides on the Fourth of July!
Michael Sawaya continues his tradition of promoting responsible driving, reducing accidents & keeping Colorado's streets safe.
2011-07-02
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[Press-News.org] Putting the Free in Freedom: Free Cab Rides on the Fourth of July!Michael Sawaya continues his tradition of promoting responsible driving, reducing accidents & keeping Colorado's streets safe.