Brice Crafton

Brice works with Robert Adams on Eglet Wall's orthopedic injury team.

The Partners of Eglet Wall are particularly proud of Brice’s story of how drive, perseverance and hard work can take you up the ladder of success.

Brice was born and raised in Rupert, Idaho. In 2002 he and his wife Lindsey moved to Las Vegas in order for Brice to complete his degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in Spanish for the professions. While earning his college degree he began his first position with the Firm as a runner. Brice quickly moved up the ranks at Eglet Wall to bilingual intake assistant, then legal assistant, then claims manager and finally in-house investigator before graduating from UNLV.

With the assistance of a scholarship from the Firm’s Partners, Brice went on to earn his law degree from Thomas M. Cooley School of Law in Lansing, Michigan. During the final semester of his legal education Brice returned to Las Vegas to work as an intern for Eglet Wall. Following his internship and the Bar exam, Brice was hired as an attorney with the Firm.

From an entry level runner to a licensed attorney with the Firm in five years. That alone is a testament of how hard Brice is willing to work. That work ethic has translated into a remarkable drive to work day and night to protect our clients’ rights.

Already in his young career, Brice has worked on multiple cases which have resulted in multi-million dollar settlements or jury verdicts.

Brice is a member of the Nevada Bar Association, Nevada Bar Association Young Lawyers Section, the Clark County Bar Association, the American Bar Association and The American Association for Justice.

Above all, Brice enjoys spending time with his wife and his three young children. Brice’s favorite activities include watching movies with is wife, going to his daughter’s soccer games, watching his son learn new things on a daily basis, and participating in almost any type of athletic activity including snowboarding, football, basketball, and golf. Brice also enjoys a good bowl of ice cream.