Craig J. Tiedemann

I treat my clients and their important problems extremely seriously. Clients put a great deal of trust and faith in my abilities and experience, and I work very hard to honor this by maximizing the options available and achieve the best result in the given circumstances. 

My highest priority is to do whatever I feel is in my clients' best interests. Therefore, if I do not have time to devote to a case to the degree my clients deserve, and the degree I demand of myself, I encourage clients to go elsewhere. If I suspect I am not the best attorney to handle a case, I tell potential clients, and try to direct them to others.

In other words, I consistently put myself in my clients' shoes and provide them the same effort and quality of service I would expect and demand of an attorney myself.

From my extensive training over a decade at two Boston "big firms," I am often able to implement creative solutions when the usual methods are not successful, again benefitting my valued clients.