CRAIG TUCK

Craig Tuck is the Founder and Director of LawAid International Chambers. He is a Barrister and Litigation Director specializing in human rights cases and transnational criminal law - especially in the Southern Hemisphere. Craig trained in England and New Zealand and has two master's degrees, including an MPhil in criminology from the Law Faculty at Cambridge University. Craig has a high-profile in media presence in print, online, and film.

Craig is responsible for the planning and implementation of large-scale civil and criminal litigation requiring diverse teams of specialists, dealing with complex jurisdiction and procedural issues, on land and sea. Craig has received commendations and references from the United Nations for strategic litigation in the maritime sector (involving human trafficking for forced labour).

Craig has directly acted for victims of human trafficking, security personnel, rock stars, diplomats, people charged with organized crime or detained abroad. He has successfully taken numerous cases against government departments – including Police, Justice and Corrections, and has successfully achieved legal remedies against multi-national corporations.

Craig has spoken at international conferences about strategic litigation and has advised a number of international NGOS on aspects of strategic litigation that advances the rule of law.

For direct contact, consulting, public speaking or representation – please contact service@lawaidinternational.org.