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Provided by Craig E Zieminski
Craig is a member of the firm’s Complex Commercial Litigation group and is co-head of the firm’s Securities Litigation practice. His practice focuses on representing companies and their directors in lawsuits brought by Delaware stockholders, Master Limited Partnership unitholders, and deal partners.
Craig has significant experience in a variety of M&A litigation matters, including lawsuits alleging breaches of fiduciary duties, partnership agreement duties, merger agreements, and federal securities laws. Craig has represented Master Limited Partnerships, energy businesses, financial institutions, real estate companies, technology companies, agribusinesses, retailers, and many others.
Vinson & Elkins, 2008-present;
Stanford Law School, J.D. with distinction, 2008;
Southern Methodist University, B.S. and B.B.A. summa cum laude, 2005
Craig’s articles on corporate governance have been published by the National Association of Corporate Directors and the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation.
Craig was the Editor in Chief of the Stanford Journal of Law, Business, and Finance (2007-2008).
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Craig is a very sharp litigator and aggressive without being off-putting. He is really dogged and always seems to get answers, no matter how difficult the matter. He always understands the strategy behind the case and is a pleasure to work with.
Craig is highly technical and has good financial chops. He can take complex financial concepts and information and put them into usable form for a case.
Craig knows all of the cases and is very comfortable in securities class actions.
Craig is great and strong on Delaware-related cases.
Craig is a very sharp litigator and aggressive without being off-putting. He is really dogged and always seems to get answers, no matter how difficult the matter. He always understands the strategy behind the case and is a pleasure to work with.
Craig is highly technical and has good financial chops. He can take complex financial concepts and information and put them into usable form for a case.
Craig knows all of the cases and is very comfortable in securities class actions.
Craig is great and strong on Delaware-related cases.