Kelli Alfreds

Kelli Alfreds joined Beasley Allen in 2002 and honed her document review and trial preparation skills, tackling cases involving defective drugs and medical devices. 

Kelli has a proven track record in high-stakes defective drug and device cases across the U.S. Notable cases include legal battles against products like Baycol, Hormone Therapy, Vioxx, Fosamax, Yaz, Gardasil, Transvaginal Mesh, and Talcum Powder.

Originally from Selma, Kelli now resides in Montgomery with her husband, Matt Alfreds, an attorney who focuses on personal injury and criminal law. Together, they have three wonderful children: Sebastian, who is active in soccer, football, and basketball, and twin daughters, Rollie and Sloane, who excel in competitive dance. The family treasures their moments together, and Kelli finds great joy in supporting her children’s athletic and dance pursuits.

Education

Kelli graduated from Troy University in 1999 with a major in political science and minors in English and criminal justice. 

In December 2002, she earned her Juris Doctor degree from the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law at Faulkner University. Starting as a staff assistant at Beasley Allen, she quickly advanced to a law clerk while completing her studies and passed the Alabama Bar Exam in 2003.

Licenses

• Alabama (2003)