Craig M. Sico

Craig M. Sico

Experienced in Complex Commercial Disputes

Of Counsel

Craig M. Sico serves as of counsel at our firm, bringing over three decades of distinguished legal experience. He is board certified in personal injury trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and is a member of The American Board of Trial Advocates. His exceptional legal acumen has earned him recognition by Super Lawyers and an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, indicating “very high to pre-eminent legal ability” and “very high ethical standards.” He is also a member of the Million Dollar Advocates’ Forum, the State Bar of Texas, and the American Bar Association.

Throughout his career, Mr. Sico has successfully litigated complex commercial disputes involving insurance bad faith, breach of contract, oil and gas claims, and antitrust litigation. He has represented clients in complex product liability, workplace injury, trucking, class action, commercial, and aviation disputes across multiple states.

Mr. Sico’s dedication to his clients and his relentless pursuit of justice make him an invaluable asset to our firm and the legal profession.

Notable Acheivements

• $301 Billion Jury Verdict – Secured one of the largest verdicts in U.S. history in Anderson v. Beer Belly’s, holding a bar accountable for overserving a drunk driver who caused a tragic crash that killed a grandmother and her granddaughter.
• $150 Billion Jury Verdict – Won a landmark verdict in Middleton v. Collins for the family of Robert Middleton, a child who was brutally assaulted and set on fire. This case was taken pro bono.
• $125 Million Jury Verdict – Achieved a record-breaking verdict in Albino Gaytan Pina, et al. v. Los Paisanos Autobuses, Inc., proving both the driver and the bus company were responsible for a fatal transportation tragedy.
• $122 Million Jury Verdict – Featured in The National Law Journal for securing justice in a refinery explosion case against Coastal Corporation, ensuring accountability for workers who suffered severe burns.