Craig S. King provides legal advice and representation pertaining to all aspects of doing business with the U.S. Government and state governments. He is head of the firm's Government Contractor Services Group. Craig also serves as a director and/or outside general counsel for a number of companies. Before joining Arent Fox in 1993, he served as General Counsel of the Department of the Navy from 1989-93. In that capacity, he headed an office of 550 civilian lawyers and was responsible for all legal matters arising out of the business affairs of the Navy and Marine Corps. He handled legal issues arising in connection with, for example: contracts; funding; Department authorities under enabling statutes; operation (and closure) of bases and industrial facilities; mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures of suppliers; Congressional relations, including testimony in Committee hearings; and investigations of all types. He served as the Department's Debarring Official and its Ethics Official. Prior to his government service, Craig was in private practice (1980-89) where he specialized in antitrust counseling and litigation.
Craig S. King provides legal advice and representation pertaining to all aspects of doing business with the U.S. Government and state governments. He is head of the firm's Government Contractor Services Group. Craig also serves as a director and/or outside general counsel for a number of companies. Before joining Arent Fox in 1993, he served as General Counsel of the Department of the Navy from 1989-93. In that capacity, he headed an office of 550 civilian lawyers and was responsible for all legal matters arising out of the business affairs of the Navy and Marine Corps. He handled legal issues arising in connection with, for example: contracts; funding; Department authorities under enabling statutes; operation (and closure) of bases and industrial facilities; mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures of suppliers; Congressional relations, including testimony in Committee hearings; and investigations of all types. He served as the Department's Debarring Official and its Ethics Official. Prior to his government service, Craig was in private practice (1980-89) where he specialized in antitrust counseling and litigation.