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Posted on November 25th, 2020 by SandraG

Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana Personal Injury Lawyers Injury Lawyers is proud to be a business partner of Smiles Behind the Shield. This month’s award goes to Joshua Gibbs of the Mobile Police Department. Our very own hometown hero during Hurricane Zeta.

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Randall Caldwell, Partner, Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana Personal Injury Lawyers | Joshua Gibbs, MPD | Debbie Williams, WKRG
Click HERE to learn more about Josh’s heroic rescue on the causeway.

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