First place winners in the Arrive Alive Creative Contest receive a new laptop computer, second place winners receive a new iPad, and third and fourth place winners receive a new iPod. Everyone who enters the contest wins fun prizes from the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein.
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This year's deadline is May 24, 2013
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Each year communities in Maine are devastated by tragic accidents, often involving teenagers. At the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein, we see firsthand the results of these horrific accidents. The picture they paint is never pretty.
Drinking and driving has long been a problem throughout Maine and across America. Teenagers have heard about the dangers, yet it continues to happen on a regular basis. Too often it takes a tragedy for teenagers to realize the inherent dangers of drinking and driving, but by then it's too late.
Today, more than ever, more and more drivers are distracted. Cell phones, MP3 players, GPS devices and laptop computers are ubiquitous, along with other dangerous distractions such as eating, drinking, brushing teeth and applying makeup. All are equally dangerous when driving and all are distracting to the task at hand: getting from point A to point B safely.
In an attempt to put an end to teenage drinking and driving and teenage distracted driving, the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is asking high school students to take initiative and showcase their innovation.
We want graduating seniors to help send the message to their peers:
"Stay Safe and Arrive Alive!"
If you're up to the challenge and think you have a message that will resonate with your family and friends, enter the Arrive Alive Creative Contest today. Your entry will not only win you fun prizes, it may also save the life of a friend or loved one.
High school students have their whole lives ahead of them. Don't let a single moment or mistake get in the way of your future plans. And most importantly, don't let a single moment or mistake make you a statistic.
Help the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein send the message to teenagers:
"Stay Safe and Arrive Alive!"
