Christopher T. Craig

Christopher T. Craig spent decades building skills and knowledge to serve his clients. He currently represents limited liability companies, stock and tax-exempt non-profit corporations and partnerships in business, drafting and negotiating contracts, human resource and employment matters, litigation and intellectual property, and a range of other practice areas serving as outside general counsel. Chris also practices federal and state election law, and he represents individuals and fiduciaries in estate and trust planning, estate and trust administration and related litigation. He enjoys serving both his clients and his community using his vast experience.

While attending the Antonin Scalia School of Law at George Mason University, Chris worked as a legislative analyst for the government affairs and lobbying firms of Albers & Co., Inc. and the Center for State Policy Research, where he gained invaluable experience and insight into governance, government affairs, lawmaking and the regulatory state. After law school graduation, he joined the law firm of Herge, Sparks & Christopher, later becoming a partner in the successor law firm, Sparks & Craig, LLP. In 2012, Chris joined Cook, Craig & Francuzenko as a partner which became Dunn Craig & Francuzenko. Prior to earning his law degree, he earned his Master’s in Public Administration from the Nelson A. Rockefeller School of Public Policy at the State University of New York, Albany.

Chris is committed to serving his community in a variety of ways. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Center for Individual Freedom. He previously served as director and president of his homeowner’s association and swim club. He served as Chairman of both the Braddock Magisterial District Citizens Budget Advisory Committee and the Transportation and Land Use Committee. Additionally, he served as the District Commissioner to the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority for almost 10 years and was the Braddock District representative to the 2011 Citizen Advisory Reapportionment Committee. He served for ten years as General Counsel to the Fairfax Republican Committee . He is active and involved in the communities in which he lives, practices, and goes to church.