Craig W. Brown, PC
Craig enjoys working on challenging cases involving issues of public safety. Craig’s particular interests include 18-wheeler wrecks, mesothelioma cases, industrial accidents and defective products. He has more than nine years of civil litigation experience, including significant trial experience and successful first-chair verdicts for his clients.
Craig is a graduate of Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyer College in Dubois, Wyoming. He also earned a Juris Doctorate from the Baylor School of Law and his M.A. degree with a concentration in Conflict Resolution from Saint Edward’s University in Austin. Craig completed his undergraduate education at the University of Texas at Austin.
Craig is active in a variety of local service organizations and serves on the boards of the Cameron Lions Club, the Cameron Chamber of Commerce and Christian Farms – Treehouse, Inc. in Temple. He and his family attend First United Methodist Church in Temple.
Craig also enjoys spending time with his wife, Suzanne Brown, DVM and three daughters on his farm near Buckholts (population 515) in Milam County.
Craig and his veterinarian wife take care of a variety of animals including cattle, donkeys and dogs. Craig and his family enjoy farm life and have deliberately avoided the trappings of the big city. Craig is originally from Karnes City, Texas, and credits his home town with giving him the unique perspective he brings to life and his professional career.
