About Joel Feldman

For more than 30 years, Joel Feldman has successfully represented those who have been injured as well as loved ones of those killed as a result of negligence. Joel places a special emphasis on distracted driving-related truck and car crashes. In addition to his extensive experience in personal injury law, Joel also holds a master's degree in counseling to supplement his legal work. Following the death of his daughter Casey by a distracted driver in 2009, Joel has become one of the leading advocates for safe, non-distracted driving in the U.S. He worked with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to develop a scientifically-based distracted driving presentation, which has been seen by more than 250,000 people in the U.S. and Canada.

Through his End Distracted Driving (EndDD.org) organization, Joel coordinates the efforts of more than 700 lawyers, health care professionals, safety advocates and driver's education professionals in giving distracted driving awareness presentations in their communities. Joel earned his law degree and a master's degree in counseling from Villanova University. From 2011 to 2012, he worked through a Philadelphia area hospice to provide grief counseling to patients' families. He is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania.

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Villanova University
J.D.
Villanova University
Undergraduate

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