The parents who were awarded a $150 million verdict—and later collected a reduced judgment of $40 million plus interest—for the death of their son in an exploding Jeep have established The Remington Walden Auto Safety Fund with the Center for Auto Safety in Washington, D.C.

The family’s attorneys said Wednesday that Lindsay Newsome Strickland and Bryan Walden, parents of Remington Cole Walden, “have made a significant contribution” to the nonprofit organization founded by consumer advocate Ralph Nader in 1970.

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