(openPR) - Indianapolis, IN August 25, 2010 --- Young and Young one of the leading consumer personal injury law firms in Indianapolis, has announced scholarship endowments for 2 Hoosier Universities.
Two scholarships are either fully endowed or in the process of being fully endowed at Marian University, Indianapolis, in the name of our Father Howard S. Young, Jr., and our Mother Mary A. Young. Both attorneys dedicated their professional lives to helping Hoosiers. These endowments are being made possible through contributions by the Young and Young law firm and through individual contributions. The scholarships will help deserving Hoosiers obtain an education so that they may go forth and help others.
In addition Richard (Drew) Young has a fully endowed scholarship in his name at the I.U. Law School at Indianapolis. This is for contribution towards the tuition of a law student at that school.
About Marian University
Marian University is a Catholic university dedicated to excellent teaching and learning in the Franciscan and liberal arts traditions. They welcome students of all faiths who seek an educational experience framed within the context of our Franciscan values of dignity of the individual, peace and justice, reconciliation, and responsible stewardship.
For more information about Marian University, go to www.marian.edu
About Young and Young
The Indianapolis law firm of Young & Young has a long record of distinguished service to Hoosiers needing help involving such issues as personal injury, insurance coverage disputes, Social Security disability, construction accidents, wrongful death litigation, large truck accidents, drunk driving crashes, highway accidents with semi–tractor trailers, or motorcycle accidents. Each of the firm’s attorneys are seasoned and knowledgeable trial lawyers who knows how to investigate an accident claim, evaluate and document a damages claim, and present evidence to a judge or jury in a way that is both persuasive and clearly understood.
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