2/26/2013
Americans die in car accidents more than other countries
A recent study, reported in the New York Times, found that Americans under 50 die in car accidents, from gun violence, and from drug addiction more frequently than the citizens of other developed countries.
According to the article, it is old news that Americans suffer poorer health than similarly wealthy nations. This has been an unfortunate trend for the U.S. since the 1980s. However, most of the studies that found this fact centered on older Americans, when more die.
Our estate planning attorneys at Martinson & Beason, P.C. help people of all ages with their estate plans on a daily basis. Although many people would rather not talk about estate planning and their own mortality, it is necessary in order to protect their families. A recent Forbes 
It sounds like something out of science fiction, but it’s slowly becoming a reality: driverless cars.
A recent Forbes article reported that the CEO of car company Nissan predicts 
Huntsville, Alabama is known not only for our historical involvement in U.S. space missions but also for the wealth of cultural activities that the city has to offer. The Huntsville Symphony Orchestra is one of the many venues in our community that provide residents and visitors with family-friendly, entertaining events.
One such event is the upcoming Huntsville Symphony Orchestra (HSO) performance We Will Rock You – The Music of Queen. The Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, along with the musicians of Jeans ‘n Classics, will delight audiences with the hits of Queen.
Recently, a tragic 
The recent fungal meningitis outbreak, which was caused by contaminated vials and killed over a dozen people, has left many Americans wondering how such a thing could have happened and whether or not their drugs are safe.
A recent article in the