Craig J. Van Horsten is a partner with RCO and has been practicing in the areas of real estate and general corporate law since 1976. He has served as legal counsel to a number of non-profit corporations, including the Downtown Toledo Improvement District, Inc., the Downtown Toledo Parking Authority and EISC, Inc. Craig has also appeared in symposia and seminars on a number of real estate and development issues.
Craig earned his Juris Doctor degree (with honors) in 1976 from The Ohio State University College of Law. He received his undergraduate degree from Miami (Ohio) University in 1973.
AREAS OF PRACTICE
Real Estate. Craig was extensively involved with the legal aspects of a number of development projects in downtown Toledo, Ohio, including projects for Owens-Illinois, Inc., Libbey-Owens-Ford Co., Owens Corning and the American Maritime Officers, and other corporate real estate projects.
Corporate Law. Craig advises shareholders, directors, partners, and owners in corporate and entity governance, business succession and planning issues and capital transactions.
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS
COSI Toledo Board of Directors
Greater Downtown Business Partnership Board of Directors
The Toledo Design Center Board of Directors
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Lecturer in Real Estate Law of The University of Toledo College of Law, 1988, 1990
Member of the governing board of the Real Property Section of the Ohio State Bar Association
Craig J. Van Horsten is a partner with RCO and has been practicing in the areas of real estate and general corporate law since 1976. He has served as legal counsel to a number of non-profit corporations, including the Downtown Toledo Improvement District, Inc., the Downtown Toledo Parking Authority and EISC, Inc. Craig has also appeared in symposia and seminars on a number of real estate and development issues. 
