Two Michigan college students and two high school students are winners of the Michigan Auto Law Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship with powerful messages about the dangers of distracted driving
Meet this year’s winner, Georgetown Law student Toni Deane, and learn how she is working to change recruitment practices within Greek Life
Michigan high school students can apply now for the Michigan Auto Law Kelsey’s Law Scholarship to stop distracted driving; application deadline is August 31
Congratulations to Clemson University’s Kevin Granatino and Illinois State University’s Tristen Sharp, recipients of the 2018 Michigan Auto Law Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship
In our Stop Distracted Driving Contest, four students created the most persuasive Tweet, graphic and videos to help prevent teen distracted driving car crashes
Stanford Law student says he believes in ‘entering spaces lacking diversity and creating cultural change, hoping to make it better than it was before’
Michigan Auto Law is awarding $5,000 in scholarships to high school teens who can craft the best message to their peers on teen distracted driving dangers
University of Nevada’s Kristina Lakey and University of Michigan’s Caitlin Scroggins are the recipients of the 2017 Michigan Auto Law Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship
Four Michigan high school students submitted the best persuasive video, Tweet and image to help stop teen car accidents caused by distracted driving As National Teen Driver Safety Week begins Sunday, the winners are in for our first annual “Kelsey’s Law Scholarship Stop Distracted Driving Contest.” The scholarship is in honor of Kelsey Raffaele, who …
Our attorneys are proud to award this year’s scholarship to an incoming Vanderbilt Law School student committed to ‘racial and ethnic diversity’ in the practice of law Congratulations to Jenae Ward who is the winner of the Michigan Auto Law 2016 Law Student Diversity Scholarship! Jenae will be a first-year law student at Vanderbilt Law …
