Car accidents can be serious. Be sure to stay alert and pay attention while driving.
Partner Scott B. Cooper recently participated in an End Distracted Driving Program at a high school in Exton, Pennsylvania. If you are interested in having a program at your high school, please contact Scott at scooper@schmidtkramer.com or contact Xenia Scott at the Pennsylvania Association of Justice at xenia@pajustice.org. To learn more about the dangers of distracted driving go to enddd.org.
Our thoughts go out to all of those in Connecticut.
It's time to Take Justice Back!
Thank you to all who have served and are serving our country!
Partner Scott Cooper spoke at the 30th Annual Pennsylvania Association for Justice's Annual Auto Law Update!
Schmidt Kramer celebrated Administrative Professional’s Day on April 25, 2012. Thanks so much to our staff for all their hard work, professionalism, and dedication throughout the year. We appreciate all they do at Schmidt Kramer!
Schmidt Kramer was a Bronze Sponsor at the Dress for Success Breakfast. Scott Cooper, Melissa Leininger, Dawnn Trostle, Janice Harmon, Melinda Valan, April Casper, and Maureen Sullivan attended the event on behalf of Schmidt Kramer. The mission of Dress for Success is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support, and the career development tools to help women thrive in the work place and in life.
Dawnn Trostle's daughter, Stephanie and her husband Josh welcomed Grayson Neil Reynolds and Caydon Trostle Reynolds into the world on January 11, 2012. Congratulations and Best Wishes to all!
Attorney Chuck Schmidt is a grandfather! Schmidt's son Andrew and his wife Meaghan welcomed Ryan Stephen Schmidt into the world on January 14, 2012!
Attorney Scott Cooper will be honored and recognized as the incoming President of Pennsylvania Association for Justice at the SchmidtKramer sponsored “Hot Coffee” event! Join us.
Chuck Schmidt arrives at the Penn State preliminary hearing for Schultz and Curley this morning at the Dauphin County Courthouse in Harrisburg.
Partner Chuck Schmidt participated in the Chocolate Tour to Support Cancer Research to Find the Cure on Saturday, October 1. Funds raised will support cancer research at Penn State Hershey Medical Center.
On September 25, partner Scott Cooper and his 14-year-old daughter Leah participated in the Harrisburg JCC Poker 5K Run/Walk that benefited the Josh Klein Bikkur Cholim Society, which has served the needs of the ill and their families in our area since its establishment in 2000. Scott finished in 2nd place overall and Leah, running in her first 5K, finished second in her age group! Here they are right after the race.
Congrats to Gerry Kramer's son Gerard on graduating from Central Dauphin High School with honors and being in the top 10% of his class! He won the Senior Award for Outstanding Social Studies student. Gerard participated in the school Mock Trial Competition and was the No. 1 ranked tennis player on the school team. Gerard will attend the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. This is Gerard with his grandparents and siblings.
The 25th Annual SchmidtKramer UCP Central PA Golf Tournament is Aug. 8 at the Carlisle Country Club. See you there!
The 25th Annual SchmidtKramer UCP Central PA Golf Tournament is Aug. 8 at the Carlisle Country Club. Watch last year's event at http://www.schmidtkramer.com/community.php.
Save the date! The 25th annual SchmidtKramer UCP Central PA Golf Tournament is Aug. 8. For more info, visit http://app.e2ma.net/app2/campaigns/archived/32249/2c0ac790a30fa21096601e3270225ecc/.
Pennsylvania Association for Justice president Tim Conboy gets a photo with Kim Weigland and Scott Cooper. Kim's son Adams County Police Sgt. Michael Weigand was killed in a motorcycle accident 2 years ago. She promised him she'd get a bill passed to bring justice to the families of emergency responders who are killed while trying to help others. She's the founder and executive director of the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors (COPS).
Our firm participated in Toys for Tots again this year. These toys will be delivered as Christmas gifts to children in our community. Thanks to all who donated!
Our team members collected donations to benefit Bethesda Mission's food drive. Bethesda Mission is located in downtown Harrisburg and gives a helping hand to people by providing food, shelter, clothing, fellowship, and counseling.
Thanks to U.S. News and World Report and Best Lawyers, LLC for naming our firm as 1 of the best in the nation!
At a Senate Democratic Policy Committee hearing in Philadelphia City Hall, our own Scott Cooper, vice president of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice, supported Pennsylvania Senate Bill 1460, which would raise minimum bodily injury liability coverage. If it passes, this bill would raise minimum bodily injury liability coverage limits from $15,000 to $30,000 for one person and from $30,000 to $60,000 for two or more. It will be the first time since 1974 that Pennsylvania has raised mandatory coverage should this bill pass. (Photo courtesy of Pennsylvania Association for Justice)
Partner Charles Schmidt is featured in the News-Patriot's Volunteer Spotlight today!
Congrats to Scott Cooper for being elected vice president of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice and to Chuck Schmidt Jr. for being reelected to the Board of Governors! Scott attended the association's annual retreat at Bedford Springs with his wife Barbara and daughters Leah, left, and Sami.
