Craig’s representative matters include the following:

Professional Liability

• Defended global law firm in connection with malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty claims arising from its defense of the rapper 50 Cent in rights of publicity dispute.
• Defended global law firm in connection with claims asserted by the Stanford Financial equity receiver and investors, securing dismissal of investor claims in precedent-setting interlocutory appeal of $7 billion putative class action.
• Defended global law firm in connection with multimillion-dollar malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty claims arising from real estate transaction.
• Defended global law firm in connection with malpractice claims arising from tax advice.

Antitrust Litigation

• Currently defending Google in multidistrict litigation challenging Google’s advertising technology business.

• Currently defending Alvogen, Inc. in the sprawling Generic Pharmaceuticals MDL, where plaintiffs allege participation in an industry wide conspiracy to raise prices of generic drugs.

• Secured favorable resolution for health care technology company in class action alleging conspiracy to monopolize electronic prescribing.

• Representing high-profile technology company in connection with the FTC’s action against Meta and related proceedings.

Other Complex Litigation

• Secured dismissal of claims against chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen in dispute arising from the high-profile chess cheating scandal.
• Currently defending Alvogen, Inc. in the Opioids MDL. 
• Currently defending a leading global food company in connection with claims for an alleged multimillion-dollar breach of contract.
• Successfully defended affiliate of Mercury Public Affairs in high-profile contract and corporate governance dispute.
• Represented investment bank in connection with litigation relating to mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations in state and federal courts across the country.
• Successfully defended trade secret claims asserted against registered broker-dealer in an eight-figure FINRA arbitration.