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I would like to take this opportunity to write to your law firm and thank you for coming through for me when I lost hope in my previous attorney.
We will gladly be a reference for you, and we certainly will recommend you as the attorney to have in Louisville. You have a gift in the way you are able to communicate with your clients and within the legal system.
My father would have been so proud to know that his case was driven home with such passion and genius. Thank you for giving that jury every tool they needed to hold those people accountable for the torture they inflicted on my Dad.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you...
You have now made it possible for me to rest assured that I have everything I need now and in the future to cover the expenses of my disability

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Barbara Crawford was raised in a small farming town in Iowa, with a sister and two brothers. After briefly attending the University of Iowa, she moved to New Haven, Connecticut, where she worked for the president and co-owner of a chain of New England jewelry stores and a wholesale jewelry company. She then moved to Louisville, Kentucky, went to court reporting school for two years and worked part time at the Boy Scouts of America. Upon completion of school, she became a freelance court reporter in Louisville, and worked in that capacity for 20 years. Although she enjoyed being a court reporter, she decided she needed a career change. Coinciding with her decision, one of her clients asked her to work for his busy law practice. Within a month, Hans joined them. After working as an associate attorney for four years, Hans started his own firm, and asked her to join him, which she happily did. She enjoys her work and her contact with the clients.