Yearin Law Office Helping the Injured Scholarship FAQ

What is the Helping the Injured Scholarship?

The Helping the Injured Scholarship is a $1,000 academic award offered annually by Yearin Law Office to support students who demonstrate commitment to helping injured people and making the voiceless heard.

Who is eligible to apply for this scholarship?

All college, university, and post-secondary students who are in academic good standing with their accredited institution can apply for this scholarship.

What are the ideal qualities the scholarship committee is looking for in candidates?

The ideal candidate demonstrates leadership, commitment to helping those in need, goals of making the voiceless heard, and has not let their circumstances deter them from their academic pursuits.

What is required as part of the application process?

Applicants must submit an essay explaining how they have helped injured people in the past through volunteer work or community advocacy, and how they plan to use their education to help others in the future.

How much is the scholarship worth and how often is it awarded?

The scholarship is valued at $1,000 and is awarded to one deserving student each year.

Who is offering this scholarship and why?

Yearin Law Office, a Scottsdale-based personal injury law firm, offers this scholarship because of their passion for giving back to the legal community, mentoring emerging legal minds, and helping injured people have their voices heard.

Where can I find more detailed information about submission requirements and deadlines?

You can find more information, including submission requirements and deadlines, on the firm’s scholarship page.

What type of law does Yearin Law Office practice?

Yearin Law Office is a personal injury law firm representing victims of auto, trucking and motorcycle accidents, families in wrongful death actions, and nursing home abuse victims.

How does this scholarship align with the firm’s mission?

The scholarship aligns with the firm’s mission of advocating for injured people’s rights and giving back to the legal community by supporting students who share their commitment to helping the injured and voiceless.