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About James Wettermark
James Wettermark, whose name the firm carries, now serves of counsel after a four-decade trial career of more than 200 jury verdicts across a dozen states, including a $34 million FELA award reported as the largest railroad-injury verdict in history and a $6.2 million medical malpractice settlement that set a Tennessee record at the time. An Auburn economics graduate, he served as Student Work Editor of the Alabama Law Review at the University of Alabama School of Law and holds bar admissions in Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee, with Mid-South Super Lawyers honors from 2008 through 2024.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Wettermark Keith Personal Injury Lawyers
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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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