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About Brenden Smith
Brenden Smith joined Wettermark Keith's personal injury litigation team in 2024 after beginning his career trying car accident and commercial cases across Alabama. A Cullman native, he has served in the Alabama Army National Guard since 2013, rising to company commander with deployments to Romania and Arizona and earning the Air Assault Badge and a Joint Service Commendation Medal. He studied chemistry and military science at UAB, took his J.D. at Samford's Cumberland School of Law, and was admitted to the Alabama bar in 2021.
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A Shelby County jury found Norfolk Southern 100 percent at fault after veteran conductor Thomas David Jordan was struck by a passing BNSF train while working between dangerously close tracks in South Memphis, awarding $5 million under the Federal Employers' Liability Act. Wettermark Keith co-founder Chris Keith was counsel of record for Jordan, and the Tennessee Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment entered on the verdict in 2009.
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