About Kelli
Since joining the firm in April 2002, Kelli has honed her skills in document review and trial preparation, tackling cases involving defective drugs and medical devices. Kelli has a knack for understanding the intricacies of each case, making her a vital asset to clients seeking justice.
Raised in Selma, Kelli now lives with her husband Matt Alfreds, a Montgomery lawyer specializing in personal injury and criminal law, and their three children: Sebastian and twin daughters Rollie and Sloane. The family enjoys their time together.
Kelli’s work is marked by a deep commitment to justice. She has a track record of contributing to the resolution of high-stake defective drug and device cases across the U.S. Her contributions have been instrumental in various significant legal battles, including those against Baycol, Hormone Therapy, Vioxx, Fosamax, Yaz, Gardasil, Transvaginal Mesh, and Talcum Powder products.
Kelli’s dedication to her clients and her passion for achieving fair outcomes make her a standout attorney. With her at your side, you’re in capable hands.
- Alabama (2003)
Education
Kelli embarked on her legal career by obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Political Science, with minors in English and Criminal Justice, from Troy University in 1999. This comprehensive educational background set the stage for her future endeavors. She continued her legal path at the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law at Faulkner University, earning a Juris Doctor degree in December of 2002. She initiated her professional journey at Beasley Allen as a staff assistant, quickly moving into the role of a law clerk while she pursued her studies. Subsequently, she successfully passed the Alabama Bar Exam in 2003.
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