Eric Deters, the expert car, truck and boating accident lawyer in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky

ERICNEWLETTER Eric has a proven track record of obtaining favorable results with car accidents, truck accidents and boating accidents in the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky areas. He’ll represent you through settlements and favorable jury verdicts as well as representing clients in personal injury matters. Contact us now for a free consultation.

According to the 2007 Kentucky Trail Court Review, an independent publication following the Kentucky trial courts, Eric Deters tried more civil jury trials than any lawyer in Northern Kentucky and any Plaintiff’s lawyer in the entire state of Kentucky. The review lists him with the”most prolific” trial lawyer, handling many tri-Sate cases, as well as cases in 12 other states.

Licensed in Kentucky, Ohio, Florida and throughout special approval, Eric can handle cases in any state.

Eric Speaks at KY Tea Party

COVINGTON, Ky. – Today was tax day, and with signs in their hands, patriotic music loudly playing in the background and a handful of Tea Party members dressed as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry, the Northern Kentucky Tea Party met up at Goebel Park to voice their concerns.

A couple hundred supporters marched from the clock tower in Mainstrasse Village at Sixth and Philadelphia all the way to the IRS, located on Third Street Thursday afternoon.

After speeches from business owner and Fort Wright City Council member Dave Hatter and Attorney Eric Deters, who is also referred to as "The Bulldog," the group took to the sidewalks with their signs against President Obama, taxes and health care.

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Interview With Eric Deters By The Cincinnatus Standard

From growing up on a farm in Southern Kenton County to being a radio host on the Big One 700 WLW, Eric Deters has made quite a name for himself, literally. “The Bulldog,” as you may know him seems to be everywhere in the Tri-State. The Cincinnatus Standard wanted to track him down to see if his bite is as big as his bark. Click the link below to read the entire interview.