Who is Craig Seldin

Craig Seldin is the principal attorney of his own private practice in Houston. As the managing member of the Law Offices of Craig Seldin PLLC, he provides leadership and strategic direction for the firm. The practice handles a wide array of cases, including matters of criminal law, business law, family law, and personal injury. Mr. Seldin possesses extensive experience in such areas, and has won favorable outcomes for his clients in real estate disputes, construction matters, consumer issues, alcohol and drug violations, and auto accident cases.

Craig Seldin places great importance on effective communication and ensures prompt response to any inquiries. Although he prefers mediated and speedy case conclusions for his clients’ peace of mind, Mr. Seldin also prides himself on aggressive representation when the case demands such an approach. A keen researcher, Mr. Seldin relies on a large legal research database to gather pertinent information and build strong cases.

Craig Seldin earned a Juris Doctor at the University of Texas at Austin. During his legal education, he studied under Charles Alan Wright, a prominent professor in the field of federal constitutional law. Mr. Seldin was also selected by the University of Texas as its representative in the annual Rhodes Scholarship competition to study at Oxford University in England. After graduation, he passed the Texas Bar Examination and set up a private practice focused solely on criminal defense.

He established himself as a successful criminal lawyer in Houston, Texas. Later, Mr. Seldin relocated to Dallas and conducted broader civil litigation. He gained valuable skills in civil and appellate work before returning to Houston and establishing his current practice. His success over the past decade is due to excellent client service and thoroughness in representation. In 2011, Mr. Seldin was named as the WOW attorney in the state of Texas for his superior recognition by clients. Today, he continues his long practice of diligent legal representation in Houston.