Kenneth Crawford grew up in Dunwoody, Georgia and attended Crestwood High School.  He graduated with a Batchelor of Science in Biochemistry/Genetics from Texas A&M University.  He attended the University of Georgia School of Law, and after graduation joined Tisinger Vance in 1998 in the insurance defense section. 

Mr. Crawford's initial focus at Tisinger Vance was automotive, insurance and premises liability defense.  He then became Georgia counsel for a national corporation for their asbestos defense and also defended physician and hospital professional malpractice claims. 

Since 2002, Mr. Crawford  has been primarily handling select plaintiff cases involving automotive and trucking accidents, premises liability, products liability and domestic issues.  His unique and extensive litigation experience gives him the ability to handle all types of litigation, from the relatively simple to the exceedingly complex.  He has handled all phases of litigation including initial strategy and planning, mediations, trial by jury and arguing before the Georgia Supreme Court on appeal. 

Mr. Crawford and his wife Donna currently live in Douglasville, Georgia.  Mr. Crawford currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Douglas County Habitat for Humanity.