About Craig

Craig Colraine joined the firm in 1991 after articling at the Crown Law Office (Civil) within the Ministry of the Attorney General, where he also spent time in the constitutional law branch. He became a partner in 1994 and built a busy litigation practice covering commercial law, bankruptcy and insolvency, and employment and construction disputes. Having appeared before all levels of Ontario courts, he has developed particular experience representing professionals before tribunals such as the Ontario College of Pharmacists and the Ontario College of Nurses. Craig belongs to the Canadian Bar Association, the County of York Law Association, the Lawyers Club, the Osgoode Society and the Advocates Society, and has served as a guest judge for Osgoode Hall's Intensive Trial Advocacy Workshop. He earned a BA from UBC in 1986, an LLB from Osgoode Hall in 1989, and an LLM in Bankruptcy and Insolvency from Osgoode Hall in 1999, and was called to the bar in 1991.

Practice areas

Administrative & Regulatory LawCivil Litigation & Dispute ResolutionEmployment & Labour LawInsurance LawPersonal Injury

Education & credentials

Law school
Osgoode Hall Law School
Undergraduate
University of British Columbia
Other degrees
LLM in Bankruptcy and Insolvency, Osgoode Hall Law School, 1999

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