by Dan Friedman | Dec 30, 2021 | Car Accidents, Distracted Driving
Every 120 seconds someone is injured in a drunk driving accident, and every 51 minutes someone is killed in a drunk driving accident. That equals about 27 people each day. Impaired driving continues to be a serious traffic safety issue for the entire country. Each and...
by Dan Friedman | Jul 5, 2021 | Auto Accidents, Car Accidents, Distracted Driving
There is more to safe driving than just staying off of your phone. Every year, distracted driving injures thousands of people, some of which can be fatal. Distracted driving is 100% preventable and can save the lives of hundreds every year. I’m sure you’ve seen...
by Dan Friedman | Jan 1, 2021 | Auto Accidents, Distracted Driving, Injuries, Insurance, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death
From the first time you bring your child home from the hospital, you have done everything in your power to teach them how to be a good person, make smart choices, and follow the rules. Parents take responsibility for their children’s actions when they’re young, but...
by Dan Friedman | Dec 15, 2020 | Car Accidents, Distracted Driving, Firm News, Wrongful Death
Let Friedman Drive When: December 15th – December 31st What Time: 9 pm – 2 am Who to Call: 402.474.SAFE (402.474.7233) The. U.S National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism reports that drunk drivers play a role in 40 percent of traffic deaths over...
by Dan Friedman | Oct 15, 2020 | Auto Accidents, Distracted Driving, Wrongful Death
This week is Teen Driver Safety Week. Every year in October, the National Safety Council and many other organizations across the United States, bring awareness to Teen Driving. Half of all teens will be involved in some sort of accident before they graduate high...
by Dan Friedman | Jun 5, 2020 | Distracted Driving
The coronavirus pandemic has created a national health crisis. Americans are responding to the crisis by staying at home as much as possible. Spending more time at home has reduced the amount of traffic on national roadways by 41 percent. While it might seem like...
