Our Focus
Providing Quality Representation & Stellar Results For Decades
Clients turn to Crim Law when they require an experienced trial lawyer who can handle a challenging, complex, or sophisticated case involving high-stakes matters. We are aggressive litigators with decades of experience in the courtroom and at the negotiating table.
Led by Michael Crim, a trial lawyer with three decades of experience in courtroom battles, our attorneys have dedicated their careers to assisting individuals, families, and companies, both small and large, in their times of need. We take the time to understand each client’s unique individual situation and craft a legal strategy tailored to meet their goals.
At Crim Law, we pride ourselves on being straightforward with our clients. We make ourselves directly accessible to you without a network of paralegals and assistants in between. It also means offering an honest assessment of your legal rights and options. Our track record of success, which includes several six- and seven-figure verdicts and settlements, speaks for itself.
Integrity + Experience = Results
What Makes Us Stand Out
PRACTICE AREAS
Our Goal Is To Win For You
Personal Injury Litigation
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Wrongful Death
Defective Products
Medical Malpractice
Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect
Toxic & Hazardous Substances
Business Litigation
Attorney Malpractice
Construction Litigation
Insurance Coverage & Disputes
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Read MoreWhen Doctors Stop Looking After the First Answer
February 6, 2026, by Crim Law OfficeWhen a healthcare provider, such as a doctor, fails to follow up after an initial diagnosis, it is known as medical negligence. The failure to...
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