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11
May

A Special Thanks to The Injury Board

The Injury Board is an association of experienced trial lawyers practicing throughout the United States and parts of Canada. This organization not only requires professional excellence from its members, but also it demands its members demonstrate community involvement and social responsibility.

06
May

Resources for Teen Drivers and Their Parents

Teen Driver Source is comprised of a team of researchers, educators, and communicators from the Center for Injury Research and Prevention at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute. They use a multidisciplinary approach to study the causes of teen driver-related crashes and then provide evidence-based interventions in order to advance the science of reducing

26
Apr

Responsible Teen Drivers Wanted

Is that you? What defines a responsible teen driver vs. an irresponsible teen driver? Is teen driver an oxymoron? We don’t think so. We think teens can be just as responsible and just as concerned (or maybe more concerned) about safety as their adult counterparts.

18
Apr

Let America Know promotes EndDD’s safe driving initiatives

Let America Know is a grassroots advocacy organization supported by trial lawyers and law firms to increase public understanding of safety issues. It’s in place to give a voice to those who want to speak out on legal and social issues that affect public safety. In recognition of National Distracted Driving Month in April 2012,

13
Apr

Keep Your Eyes on the Road!

Delaware County Council, PA was joined by the parents of a young lady killed in a distracted driving accident as they spoke to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving.

11
Apr

Montgomery County Commissioner Joins Distracted Driving Awareness Initiative

Montgomery  County State Commissioner, Josh Shapiro, who was very influential in  the passage of Pennsylvania’s Texting Ban, and the recent resolution making April Distracted Driving Awareness Month, took part in EndDD.org’s Student Awareness Initiative.  Commissioner Shapiro presented this morning to students at Abington High School along with attorney Michael Monheit from Anapol Schwartz.    Several