Cameron Kuhlman

Born in Florida, but raised in East Tennessee, Cameron’s formative years shaped his deep sense of empathy, an unwavering determination to help others, but also the value of an honest day’s work. The summer he was nine, Cameron got his first job, mending fences and baling hay. It would be followed by many others: cleaning toilets, waiting tables, fighting wildfires, wrangling horses, and building houses. All of this before earning a B.S. from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC).

Prior to his legal career, Cameron worked for a number of nonprofit organizations. Seeking greater impact, Cameron attended Savannah Law School, where he graduated with honors. For the next eight years, Cameron helped people recover after catastrophe. Before joining Wettermark Keith, his civil practice involved representing clients in civil rights cases including police misconduct and jails’ denial of medical care. He has also helped folks injured on federal property and by federal contractors.