Martinson & Beason, P.C.
On a crisp, fall Saturday in Opelika, Alabama, traffic can be at its max as Auburn fans from around the state migrate to Jordan-Hare Stadium. Bordering Auburn, Opelika sits as a small gem of Lee County. Whether you were travelling down I-85 to cheer on the Tigers, or reside in…
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The Labor Day weekend is upon us and that means people are going to be hitting Alabama's highways. Not only is this a long weekend, but it is the first weekend of college football and both Alabama and Auburn play home games this weekend. We want to encourage everyone to take a few safety measures for traveling this weekend that could prevent an accident or save your life: • Buckle Up • Obey the posted speed limit
While this a gubernatorial election year in Alabama, arguably the most important state wide races that will affect the average Alabamian are the races for the Alabama Supreme Court. While there are legitimate concerns over frivolous lawsuits and judicial activism a real concern that most Alabamians don't recognize until they need it is equal access to Justice. A review of the Alabama Supreme Court's pro Corporate America decisions shed some light on the difficulty the average Alabamian has in gaining equal access to Justice. Judicial conservatives and pro-business candidates tout caps on damages as a means of "tort reform" to reduce frivolous lawsuits and lower insurance rates; however, how many individuals, property owners, small businessmen, fishermen, and others in the Gulf Coast would now think BP's liability for the untold Billions in damages they are causing should be capped?
Often the need for an Alabama personal injury lawyer doesn't arise between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. Many car wrecks occur at night or the weekend when most law offices are closed that is why the Alabama car accident and truck accident attorneys at Martinson & Beason are available nights and weekends. Our personal injury lawyers are only one phone call away night or day and are available to meet with injured victims at the hospital and their home. If you or a loved one has been the victim of a nighttime or weekend accident, our Alabama personal injury attorneys are available via phone or email 24 hours a day. Over the years our availability has been a great comfort to our clients allowing us to answer any questions or concerns they may have. You can reach our Alabama automobile accident attorneys at 256-533-1667 or toll free at 1-800-255-6534 and via email at info@mblawhsv.com.
A tractor-trailer collision with a car on U.S. Highway 280 in Smiths Station, Alabama (Lee County) killed one person. The truck accident occurred at the intersection of Lee County Road 248 and Hwy 280. Glenda Baggett of Smiths Station, Alabama was sadly killed when her Chevrolet sedan collided with a 2006 Freightliner truck driven…
