Business, Civil and Commercial Litigation
Insights on business disputes, civil litigation, breach of contract, partnership conflicts, and commercial matters in state and federal courts.
Craig R. Weis,
Managing Partner
Commercial Real Estate, Criminal Defense, and Business Matters Attorney
Craig R. Weis is the Managing Partner of Faugno Weis Duarte Raso, LLC. He brings nearly three decades of legal experience and leadership to the firm, with a background focused on commercial real estate, criminal defense, small business matters, and litigation.
Before leading the firm, Mr. Weis operated his own law practice in Bergen County, where he handled a wide range of legal matters for individuals, business owners, and local companies. His experience working with small businesses gives him a practical understanding of the legal, financial, and operational challenges clients often face.
Mr. Weis began his legal career at the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office, where he gained valuable experience in criminal law, courtroom procedure, and the legal system. His prosecutorial background and years in private practice allow him to approach legal matters with strategic judgment and a strong understanding of both sides of a case.
His leadership continues to be an important asset to Faugno Weis Duarte Raso, LLC, supporting the firm’s commitment to preparation, clear communication, and effective representation.
Specialties
- Commercial real estate
- Criminal defense
- Small business legal matters
- Litigation
- Bergen County legal matters
- Former prosecutorial experience
- Law firm leadership
Practice Areas
Family and Matrimonial Law
Guidance on divorce, child custody, alimony, prenuptial agreements, and high-net-worth family law matters with bilingual support.
Personal Injury and Tort Law
Articles focused on serious injury claims, negligence, liability, wrongful death, dog bites, insurance claims, and accident-related legal matters.
Criminal Defense
Resources covering criminal defense topics, including drug charges, weapons charges, assault, white collar crimes, appeals, and post-conviction matters.
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