About Craig
Craig Pierson built a legal path that started within the study room and prolonged into both public service and personal practice. He earned his J.D. from Tulane University School of Law in 1992 after completing a B.A. in English at Kenyon College in 1987. He is certified to practice in Illinois.
His early profession took some different turns. In 1995 he labored as a sports activities agent for RMG Sports Management. Two years later he entered public-sector work as an Assistant State's Lawyer in Lake County. He moved into private practice in 2000 as an associate at Christensen & Ehret. That position ended in partnership positions: he became a partner at Kennedy Pierson & Strachan in 2004 and took on a companion title at Pierson & Strachan P.C. in 2011.
Pierson’s professional lifestyles has been balanced between office and network work. Since 2006 he has served as chairman of the Lake Bluff Police and Fire Commission, a position he continues to maintain. He additionally led the Croya Foundation as president from 2006 until 2010. Those roles have stored him engaged with local governance and nonprofit oversight alongside his personal practice duties.
Over the years Pierson has accumulated experience throughout different legal settings. His resume spans sports activities management, county-degree public service, affiliation with based law firms, and lengthy-term partnership at a personal company. That range has exposed him to institutional processes in government and the operational needs of personal regulation practice. Colleagues and clients have famous his continuous presence in court calendars, firm management and community boards, the place a knowing of procedure and local institutions matters.
Today he is a companion at Pierson & Strachan P.C. and continues to manage things springing up in Illinois. He practices from that workplace and maintains involvement in local boards and network organizations while conducting his work on the company.