by James D. CrosbyThe “Losing Contract” Limitation on Reliance Damages in Breach of Contract Cases – Agam v. Gavra.
In Agam V. Gavra, 2015 WL 1843009, the Sixth District Court of Appeals recognized a "losing contract" limitation on reliance damages in California breach of...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbySan Diego Business Journal “Best of the Bar” for 2015
I am honored and quite happy to be named a San Diego Business Journal "Best of the Bar" for 2015. Thanks!
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyNamed one of San Diego Magazine’s Top Lawyers for 2015 – for Complex Business and Commercial Litigation.
I am pleased to be named one of San Diego Magazine's Top Lawyers for 2015 - for Complex Business and Commercial Litigation. Quite an honor to be included...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyThe “Referral Rules” – Guidelines for Professionally Handling Referrals.
Referrals are the lifeblood of law practices – they are the “coin of the realm” for most attorneys. There are attorneys with large loyal clients providing...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyDenials of Requests For Admissions Are Not Admissible At Trial – Gonsalves v. Li.
In a case of first impression, the First District Court of Appeal in Gonsalvez v. Li (Case No A140284), 2015 Daily Journal D.A.R. 472, has held that denials...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbySelected a 2015 San Diego SuperLawyer.
I am honored to have been selected a 2015 San Diego SuperLawyer!
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyThis coming year, I will litigate cases like a professional athlete . . . . . .
This coming year, I will litigate cases like a professional athlete . . . . . . When I win a MSJ at oral argument, I will stop, look to the heavens...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyScrap the “separate statement” requirement for summary judgment/adjudication motions in California!
This last week, my paralegal and I put together and filed an opposition to a motion for summary or, in the alternative, for summary adjudication. It was one...
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