Craig helps a broad range of clients on matters involving administrative law, policy, law reform and design and implementation of new regulatory regimes. He advises extensively on regulatory investigations and enforcement proceedings and assists clients exercising statutory duties and powers to mitigate judicial review risk. This diverse skill set makes Craig invaluable to clients seeking to operate and mitigate risk in complex regulatory environments, and who require guidance on strategic engagement with Parliament, government and regulators.
Craig began his career as an advisor in the New Zealand Parliament. He joined Russell McVeagh in 2007 from a specialist public law firm, where he advised on a wide range of public and regulatory law matters. He became a partner in 2010.