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About Nathan Kennedy

Nathan Patrick Kennedy is a Partner at The Carlson Law Firm's South Austin, Texas office, where he focuses on personal injury, military law, and federal litigation. A U.S. Army combat veteran and Bronze Star recipient, Nathan tried his first jury trial in Baghdad, Iraq in 2009. He has since litigated 25 jury trials to verdict and recovered over $50 million for clients in the past decade. He is licensed in both Texas and Colorado.

Practice areas

Education

Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law
B.B.A. in Economics, Cum Laude, 2007
Ohio University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of State Bar of Texas (#331930)
State Bar of State Bar of Colorado
State Bar of Texas
State Bar of Colorado
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association
Ohio State Alumni Association of Austin, TX

Awards & recognition

Bronze Star (U.S. Army)
Meritorious Service Medal
Combat Action Badge
Air Assault Badge
National Defense Service Medal
Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum (Lifetime Member)
Million Dollar Advocates Forum (Lifetime Member)
National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40
National Trial Lawyers Top 100
Austin Monthly Magazine — Austin's Top Attorneys
Super Lawyers (selected)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other San Antonio firms

Thomas J. Henry
Thomas J. Henry
$144.5 million (settled) · Federal Court Orders U.S. Air Force to Pay $230 Million Over Sutherland Springs Church Massacre
Crosley Law
Crosley Law
$11.485 million · Houston Jury Returns Record $11.485 Million Trampoline Park Brain Injury Verdict
Cowen Rodriguez Peacock
Cowen Rodriguez Peacock
$17.5 million · Warehouse Worker Loses Leg in Forklift Crush; Jury Awards $17.5 Million Against Hyster-Yale
Davis Law Firm
Davis Law Firm
$210 million · Bexar County Jury Awards $210 Million in Wrongful Death of Andreen McDonald
George Salinas Injury Lawyers
George Salinas Injury Lawyers
$4.675 million · $4.675 Million Verdict for Worker Struck by an Improperly Rigged HVAC Unit