Stacy Jane Crider

Stacy J. Crider is a Partner at Hankey Marks & Crider, which she joined in 2010. Her primary practice areas are Social Security Disability, Worker’s Compensation, and Personal Injury.

She graduated from law school in 2009, and earned her J.D. from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. While in law school, she served as a student attorney for the Criminal Defense and Wrongful Conviction Clinic where she represented clients pro bono in the Marion County D Felony Court, as well as worked on wrongful conviction appeals. She was a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and was selected as a pupil for the Indianapolis branch of the American Inns of Court. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice with minors in Psychology and Political Science from Indiana University. While at Indiana University, she was chosen to work for the Innocence Project as a research assistant, a cause which remains very important to her.

Stacy always wanted to be in a profession where she could help others which is what led her to practice law. As a Social Security Disability attorney, she prides herself on advocating hard for her clients while also being compassionate, straightforward, and honest with them. Prior to joining Hankey Marks & Crider, Stacy worked as a criminal defense attorney in Bloomington, Indiana.

In June 2019, she traveled to Washington, DC, and was sworn into the Supreme Court of the United States Bar, which gives an attorney the ability to file a case with the High Court. She was honored to be sworn in by all members of the SCOTUS, including one of her personal heroes, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Mrs. Crider was born and raised in Columbus, Indiana. Stacy enjoys traveling with her family and providing fun and meaningful experiences for her three children, Sam, Max and Millie. In her spare time, Stacy loves to run, attend concerts, sing, kayak, and spend time relaxing with family and friends at any lake or beach.