Craig's practice is primarily a transactions and business organization practice, with his largest industry concentrations being hospitals, financial institutions, and tax-exempt organizations. He also served as General Counsel for McNair Law Firm for more than 10 years.
He had extensive experience in health care transactions, commercial and real estate lending, financial institution regulatory matters and museum law. Craig was lead counsel for one of the hospitals in a joint arrangement that consolidated the operations into a new tax-exempt health care system. He has represented hospitals in various types of business and regulatory matters, including False Claims Act investigations.
Craig has served as counsel for the borrower in tax-exempt financings and in interest rate swap transactions. He has formed new banks, has handled complex loan workouts and bank mergers and acquisitions, has represented a bank in a hostile take-over campaign and has a general business practice involving other tax-exempt corporations. He has represented attorneys in professional liability claims and in disciplinary proceedings, and has presented anti-trust compliance seminars and other training seminars for clients.
Craig has been a speaker for the Mid-Year Meeting of the South Carolina Bar and a faculty member on Continuing Legal Education seminars of the South Carolina Bar and of other sponsors. He was a concurrent session presenter at the 2010 Conference for Public and Independent College and University Trustees speaking on “Trustees’ Responsibilities in Managing Investments” and the 2009 Conference for Public and Independent College and University Trustees speaking on “The Growing Importance of the Trustees of 501(c)(3) Organizations.”