Attorney Matt Casey Delivers Distracted Driving Message to Students
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This interactive presentation is done free of charge and offers the sobering statistics of the current safety crisis, shares true stories of the costs of distracted driving, and offers simple steps that drivers can use immediately to help themselves and others around them End Distracted Driving.
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\u201cDistracted driving is a huge problem for people of all ages \u2013 not just teens. That is the message we want to get across to these young drivers,\u201d said Matt Casey. \u201cWe want them to be aware of the consequences whether it\u2019s them, their parent or their friend who is driving distracted. The presentation offers eye-opening insight and concrete solutions to the problem that they can implement right away.\u201d
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Last year, Matt Casey and his law partner, Matt Devoti, delivered the presentation to over 1,500 high school students across St. Louis and southeastern Missouri. The attorneys are scheduled to deliver one more presentation this spring at Perryville High School in Perryville, Missouri.
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EndDD.org (End Distracted Driving) was established to raise awareness and generate action against the epidemic of distracted driving. It was created by the parents of Casey Feldman after her death in 2009 when she was killed by a distracted driver. Since April 2012, more than 400 professionals have given presentations to more than 225,000 teens and adults.
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For over 30 years, Casey & Devoti has diligently protected the rights of its clients with honesty and integrity. Our lawyers are dedicated to providing individuals and small companies with first-class, professional and aggressive legal representation. Our lawyers have extensive trial experience representing clients in matters such as, automobile, truck and train accidents, medical and legal malpractice, product and premises liability, elder and sexual abuse, Workers\u2019 Compensation and wrongful death. Casey & Devoti proudly serves the greater St. Louis metropolitan area, southeastern Missouri and southern Illinois.
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