Since then, Myron has been influential in a number of multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements in cases involving but not limited to: wrongful death, personal injury, trucking and automobile accidents, products liability, and fraud.

Myron began his own political career when he returned to his home county in 2000 to successfully run for Chairman of the Bullock County Commission.  Just two years later, He was elected to the Alabama State Senate representing District 28, which includes Barbour, Bullock, Henry, Lee, Macon, and Russell counties. In his two terms from 2002-2010, Senator Penn was elected to numerous Senate Committees and served as Chairman of the following: Committee on the Judiciary, Joint Legislative Committee on Prisons, Committee on Confirmations, Committee on Tourism and Marketing, and Senate Democratic Caucus.  Notably, Myron wrote the 2007 Rules of the Senate of the State of Alabama, and his success in the Alabama Senate has proven to be most beneficial at Penn & Seaborn.

Experience and expertise in the legal and political fields helped pave the way for Myron’s continued leadership, both inside and outside the courtroom.  He is admitted to practice in all state courts of Alabama as well as the Northern, Middle, and Southern districts of Federal Court in Alabama.  He currently serves on the State of Alabama Personnel Board, the State Employees Insurance Board, and the Bullock County Board of Equalization. He is also a member of the Alabama State Bar, Alabama Association for Justice Executive Committee, Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce, Alabama Shakespeare Festival Board of Directors, and Bethel Masonic Lodge #123.

Myron is active in many charitable organizations, including Autism Speaks, March of Dimes, and the American Cancer Society. He also volunteers as a youth mentor and is the presenter of the Myron C. Penn Youth Award, which is sponsored each month by the Bullock County Commission in recognition of young citizens who demonstrate leadership and civic duty.  Myron’s advocacy for the people of Alabama earned him recognition by the Montgomery Advertiser as the recipient of the King Spirit Award for displaying the spirit and leadership of the late Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

Myron and his wife Karen are outdoor enthusiasts, and they enjoy spending personal time with family and friends.