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About Brittany Clark
Brittany Clark is a trial attorney at Arnold & Itkin LLP in Houston, where she fights for victims of pharmaceutical negligence and dangerous medical devices in Texas and nationwide. A seasoned trial litigator, Brittany has represented tens of thousands of plaintiffs against some of the nation's largest pharmaceutical companies and is recognized for her relentless advocacy and genuine compassion. She grew up near Fort Worth, Texas, where she volunteered with elderly residents and organized community fundraisers, and she brings that same commitment to clients today, treating each one like family.
Brittany earned her business degree from Baylor University in 2006 and graduated cum laude from Thurgood Marshall School of Law in 2009. After law school, she focused on personal injury and wrongful death cases involving catastrophic car wrecks, 18-wheeler accidents, train wrecks, and premises liability, before developing a passion for pharmaceutical drug and medical device litigation in 2011. Prior to Arnold & Itkin, Brittany worked at Baron & Budd, P.C. and Lee Murphy Law Firm.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Arnold & Itkin
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A Cobb County, Georgia jury found that Monsanto's Roundup caused John Barnes's non-Hodgkin lymphoma and awarded him $2.065 billion, with Arnold & Itkin's Kyle Findley serving as lead trial lawyer.
A Harris County jury awarded Mary Johnson $557 million against Union Pacific for a 2016 Houston train strike that cost her a leg, several fingers, and left her with a brain injury, a figure the trial court later cut and an appeals court reversed for a new trial.
Jose Valdivia, 25, was building scaffolding at the Phillips 66 refinery in Lake Charles when a co-worker above him lost his grip on a steel scaffold bar. It struck him on the head and spine through a hard hat and full protective equipment. He is in a wheelchair with limited speech. Brock never reported the accident to OSHA.
A Dallas County jury found developer Greystar liable for the 2019 tower crane collapse that killed 29-year-old Kiersten Smith in her apartment, returning an $860 million verdict that Jason and Cory Itkin helped win for her family. The trial court cut the $500 million exemplary award under the Texas statutory cap before signing judgment in August 2023, entering $360,012,006 in compensatory damages jointly and severally against the three Greystar entities plus prejudgment interest, and Greystar's appeal, argued in February 2026, is undecided.
A Fort Bend County jury awarded $222 million to the widow of Jesse Henson, a power-plant repairman scalded to death by superheated steam from a relief valve serviced by Team Industrial Services, a judgment a Texas appeals court later reversed before dismissing the case on the ground that it belonged in Kansas.
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