About Craig A. Greening
Mr. Greening has been practicing law for over 20 years, and during this time, he has earned a reputation as an aggressive litigator and fierce advocate.
Craig Greening has in-depth knowledge of the criminal justice system as a former prosecutor and unique insight into the latest defense strategies as a Board Certified Specialist in Criminal Trial Law. To each case – he brings his high-powered legal advocacy and an unwavering pursuit of the best possible outcome.
Latest Articles
What Really Happens After Someone Fails a Field Sobriety Test in College Station
DWI
When a driver fails a field sobriety test in College Station, Texas, they may face serious legal consequences. A failed…
Why DWI Arrests Spike After Winter Break in College Station
DWI
The winter break in College Station, Texas, is a time for celebration, reunions, and a brief respite from the academic…
How Texas Officers Decide Whether Someone Is “Impaired” During a Traffic Stop
DWI
When a driver is pulled over in Texas, law enforcement officers are trained to look for specific signs and symptoms…
How Texas Handles Assault Charges After a Bar Fight
Criminal Defense
If you’ve found yourself involved in a bar fight in Texas, or even wrongly accused of one, you may face…
College Students and Fake IDs: How a Small Choice Can Lead to Big Charges
Criminal Defense
For many college students, obtaining a fake ID might seem like a harmless decision to access bars, clubs, or other…
What Are the Penalties for Driving Without a Valid License in Texas?
Criminal Defense
In Texas, driving without a valid license is considered a serious offense with substantial penalties. Whether you’re a first-time offender…
Understanding Probation Violations: What Happens if You Slip Up in the New Year?
Criminal Defense
The new year is a time of renewal and fresh starts, but for individuals on probation, it can also bring…
How Long Does a Criminal Record Stay With You in Texas?
Criminal Defense
If you’ve been convicted of a crime or even arrested in Texas, you may be left wondering how long the…
Can a New Year’s Eve DWI Ruin Your Future in Texas?
DWI
As New Year’s Eve approaches, people all over Texas are planning to ring in the new year with excitement and…
New Texas Laws Taking Effect in 2026: What Criminal Defendants Need to Know
Criminal Defense
Starting in 2026, several new laws will significantly alter the criminal justice landscape in Texas. Whether you’re facing criminal charges…
