Kentucky Lawyers

Family and Divorce Law

230 2nd St, Henderson, KY 42420, USA

Insurance Law

250 W Main St #120, Lexington, KY 40507, USA

Bart Denham founded Denham Property and Injury Law to advocate for the rights of property loss and personal injury victims. He is a native of Lexington, and graduated from the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing and a Juris Doctorate from the Rosenberg College of Law. Bart is an active member of the Kentucky Justice Association as well as the Florida Justice Association. Bart was inspired to go to law school by his grandfather Glenn Denham who, after serving as a fighter pilot in the navy during World War Two, practiced law for 52 years and was president of the Kentucky Bar Association. After law school, Bart accepted a role as in-house counsel for a medical device company, which at the time was his ideal choice because of his business background. However, the job left him feeling unfulfilled and exploring other practice areas. Bart decided to get his Florida license and practice property loss litigation with a boutique firm based in the Tampa Bay Area. He was fortunate to be able to learn his craft in the intensely competitive jurisdiction and quickly fell in love with the adversarial aspect of litigation. After that, Bart served as Of Counsel with a prominent personal injury firm in Lexington, Kentucky. Bart loves helping victims of personal injury and property damage. He hates that people often don’t know their rights when in these types of situations. Bart is passionate about the rule of law, ensuring justice is served, and standing up for the rights of his clients. When Bart is not advocating for his clients he enjoys cheering on the Kentucky Wildcats, reliving his days as a former DI track and field athlete at local road races, and hanging out with his Standard Poodle.

Corporate and Transactional Law

400 W. Market St., Suite 3200, Louisville, KY 40202

Ed is a business lawyer and serves as Chairman-Emeritus and Co-Chairman of the firm’s mergers and acquisitions practice. He also works with emerging companies on venture capital transactions. Elected at the age of 33 in 1977, Ed served for 23 years as managing member of the former Brown, Todd & Heyburn PLLC. He served as co-managing member of Frost Brown Todd for 8 years through December 31, 2008. In 1977, the firm had 38 attorneys with offices in Lexington and Louisville. Today, the firm has more than 500 attorneys and 14 offices in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia. Ed and his wife, Mary F., have two children, Mary Jane Kirkpatrick and Clinton Glasscock; and two granddaughters, Mary Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and Sarah Fordyce Kirkpatrick. His hobbies include reading, golf, thoroughbred racing, the arts, and sporting events.

Personal Injury Law

201-A Country Club Lane, Hopkinsville, KY 42240

Real Estate Law

520 Main Ave, Bowling Green, KY 42102

Cyndi founded Crocker Law Firm with her husband and law partner, Ben Crocker. She has represented people who have been injured for more than 25 years. Cyndi is licensed to practice law in Kentucky and Tennessee. Cyndi received her undergraduate degree in Political Science from the University of Kentucky in 1988. She was the President of the University of Kentucky Student Government in 1987 and served as the student member of the University Of Kentucky Board Of Trustees. Cyndi graduated from the University Of Kentucky College Of Law in 1992, where she was an editor of the Kentucky Law Journal and was recognized as the outstanding student of Torts, the area of law including personal injury. Cyndi is a past president of the Bowling Green/Warren County Bar Association. In 1998 the bar association awarded Cyndi the Gwen Davis Award for Outstanding Public Service, recognizing her work in securing grants and organizing free legal educational programming for the community. Cyndi grew up in many places, but graduated from North Hardin High School in Radcliff, Kentucky in 1983. Her father, Mike Weaver, is a retired Army officer, former Kentucky State Representative, and is currently mayor of Radcliff. Her mother, Lois Weaver, is a retired high school teacher and guidance counselor (North Hardin), and elementary principal (St. Christopher’s). Cyndi has three sisters: Rebecca Clarke, Kate Graves, and Col. Teresa Wardell (Ret., US Army). Mike and Lois Weaver are both from Daviess County, Kentucky and Cyndi has a large extended family in Owensboro Cyndi and Ben met and married while they were both law students at UK. They have three adult sons, Alex, Drew, and Reed.