Syracuse University College of Law
Craig received his Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law.
For more than two decades, Craig Humpleby has worked with people and families confronting complicated legal and personal problems. His approach begins with listening, understanding each person's circumstances, and identifying how he can help.
With mesothelioma, the history may reach back decades. Craig approaches that history with curiosity rather than assumptions, looking at work, family, homes, products and other circumstances that may help explain where asbestos exposure occurred.
Rather than decide what happened first and fit the facts to a theory, Craig separates what is known, what may be possible, and what still needs proof. Small details can create leads; records, historical context and investigation can confirm or disprove them.
When asbestos bankruptcy trusts become relevant, Craig draws on his experience practicing bankruptcy law to navigate the complex relationships among trusts, companies, products, and historical evidence as part of the larger picture.
Craig received his Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law.
Craig received his Bachelor of Science from Drexel University.
The first useful fact may be a job, a parent’s occupation, a home renovation, a product, or a memory that initially seems unimportant.
A lead is not proof. The work is to test memories against records, historical context, products, companies and other available evidence.
Investigation can involve family members, coworkers, records, outside experts and other lawyers. The goal is not to force one theory, but to understand what the evidence supports.