Heart attacks don’t present the same way in women as they do in men. Amy of Lowenthal & Abrams discusses some of the symptoms to watch out for.

Lowenthal & Abrams would like to thank you for supporting our DUI campaign and sweepstakes. We would also like to congratulate the winner of the Kindle Fire! Please stay tuned for more campaigns and sweepstakes, and also, please continue to follow us on our Blog, Twitter, Facebook and Google+.

Drunk driving is a serious problem, and Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. wants to raise awareness to how alcohol impacts the ability to drive. Please visit us on Facebook to learn more about our awareness campaign.  As a thank you for your help in spreading the word, we are offering a Sweepstakes from January 9 through January 30, 2012.  The prize for the sweepstakes is a Kindle Fire!

For more information or to enter, visit us on Facebook. All of the details are there. You can also view the official rules here. Privacy information can be found here.

Prize Details

The prize for this campaign is a 7-inch tablet from Amazon – The New and Impressive Kindle Fire. It links seamlessly with Amazon’s collection of digital music, video, magazines and book services all in one package. It boasts a great web browser, and its curated Android app store includes most of the big must-have apps, such as Netflix, Pandora, and Hulu. According to the Chicago Sun Times – “The Fire is a marvelous device.”

We have launched this campaign to promote awareness about the seriousness of drinking and driving. National statistics state that one in three people will be involved in an alcohol-related crash in their lifetime. Even more alarming is the report that “our children share the road with an estimated 2 million drivers who have had three or more prior drunk driving offenses.” Please ask a friend to be your designated driver if you plan to drink. It’s just irresponsible not to do so. We also encourage you to share our powerful new video entitled “There are no extra lives when you drink and drive.” We would love you to post it on your social media pages and share it with your friends. Together we can make a positive difference in our community.

Prize Eligibility

Only persons residing in United States who are at least 18 years of age can enter.

Sweepstakes Starts
January 09, 2012 @ 04:00 am (PST)
Sweepstakes Ends
January 30, 2012 @ 11:00 pm (PST)

Need more Details?

Read the Official Rules

We would like to thank all of our clients for allowing us to be of assistance over the past 36 years and to wish everyone a Happy Holiday Season!

Amy explains the requirements for obtaining social security disability.

With the holiday season approaching it is extremely important for anyone who serves alcohol, whether in a bar or at home, to understand that he can be liable for an accident caused by a DUI if he serves a visibly intoxicated person. This is called the Dram Shop law. Amy explains how it works in her most recent blog post.

Please, drink and serve alcohol responsibly this holiday season!

Amy talks about opinions and experts in the court system.

While most of you will be enjoying the traditional Thanksgiving meal of turkey, stuffing and sweet potatoes; our family will be enjoying our traditional Thanksgiving dinner of corned beef and cabbage; a strange choice for a Jewish family from Philadelphia.  You see, my father worked in the restaurant/food service industry where over the years he served thousands of holiday turkey dinners.  It was during this time that he proclaimed that there would be no more turkey served in our home; that he had had enough.  When asked what we should serve, corned beef and cabbage was his reply and so began our tradition.

As writer of this blog, I am going to take this opportunity to tell you what I am thankful for.  Here it goes; I am thankful that I have been blessed to be in a marriage of 37 years; that my husband and I have stood by each other in good times and bad and that together we have raised two wonderful sons.  I am thankful that Matt is doing well and is more generous than I ever imagined; that Cody’s hard work has paid off and that he is living his dream in California while attending UCLA law.  I am thankful that all of my family will be together this Thanksgiving and I am thankful for the memories shared of my loved ones who have passed on; especially remembering my dad and Aunt Lois.

I am thankful to the men and women of the Armed Forces who sacrifice so much to make sure that we can live in a free country; where we can say what we want, be what we want and worship where we want.  We wish you a safe return home.

So as you enjoy your day of fellowship, football and food, remember the importance of tradition and the importance of giving thanks not only today but everyday – Happy Thanksgiving!