Bloomberg Law
Sept. 14, 2017, 10:25 PM UTC

Tragedy Spurred Lawyer’s Mission to End Distracted Driving

Steven Sellers

By Steven M. Sellers, Bloomberg BNA

Tragedy profoundly changed plaintiffs’ lawyer Joel Feldman’s life, and he’s worked ever since to help other families avoid the same sorrow.

Casey Feldman, Joel’s 21-year-old daughter, was struck and killed by a distracted driver in 2009. Two years later, Feldman, a shareholder in the Anapol Weiss law firm in Philadelphia, created End Distracted Driving to help keep drivers’ eyes and minds on the road.

He also switched gears professionally, focusing primarily on distracted driving cases.

The program, known as “EndDD” and funded by the non-profit Casey Feldman Foundation, has a mission—raise awareness about the ...

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