Much of Craig's practice is concentrated in defending non-medical professionals, principally lawyers, accountants, architects, engineers, real estate professionals, property managers, and insurance brokers. As a manager, Craig is responsible for the daily operations of the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, office and some 25 attorneys and support staff who work there. Craig also acts as a supervising attorney for the Professional Liability Practice Group in the state of Florida, and he oversees the activities of some 15 attorneys who work in this practice area throughout the state.

In addition to representing non-medical professionals, Craig also represents not-for-profit associations and their directors and officers. These groups include condominium and homeowners associations, as well as other charitable or quasi-governmental institutes, in defending breach of fiduciary duty and other claims asserted against them.

A trial attorney for over 20 years, Craig has litigated hundreds of cases in both state and federal courts in Florida, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. His clients are very diverse and include major international corporations as well as sole proprietors.

Craig began his legal career concentrating his practice in general casualty defense litigation and commercial litigation. In 1996, Craig joined MDWC&G where he devoted much of his practice to defending motor vehicle and other manufacturers against product liability claims, as well defending amusement parks in a variety of casualty claims.

In 2002, Craig began to transition his practice to the Professional Liability Department, where he concentrates his practice today. In 2006, Craig became a member of the Florida Bar and accepted the position of managing attorney of the Fort Lauderdale office.

Craig offers his clients not only his significant trial experience but his managerial experience and business acumen.

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