by James D. CrosbyWorking 2.0
The Superior Court in San Diego has now closed for all but emergency matters through April 3. All civil proceedings are continued. As of now, the U.S....
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyTime to Meet & Confer – Episode 7 – The San Diego Law Library – A (Free) Legal Research Treasure Trove for Attorneys
It may be that the San Diego Law Library is one of our legal community's best keep secrets - or is it? Hundreds of lawyers and legal professionals take...
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The state court in San Diego has postponed jury trials through March. The federal court is operating normally, but some postponement of federal jury trials...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbySan Diego Magazine Top Lawyer for Civil Litigation.
Proud and quite happy to be named by San Diego Magazine as one of San Diego's Top Lawyers in 2020 for Civil Litigation!
Read Moreby James D. CrosbySan Diego Lawyer Artists!
In the February/March 2020 edition of SDCBA's San Diego Lawyer, Renee Stackhouse and I have an article on San Diego Lawyer Artists. Check it out at page 32...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyTime to Meet & Confer – Episode 6 – There’s More to These Lawyers Than Meets the Eye (and Ear) – Lawyers Artists – Live Now!
Organized, structured, methodical, tactical, deadline-oriented, device-laden, neatly-stacked documents on sleek desks, always busy, always working, always...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyLosing your First Trial, Ouch! Good Bosses to the Rescue!
I was lucky to be able to try my first case very early in my career - in my 3rd year of practice, now almost 35 years ago! It was a business case, breach of...
Read Moreby James D. CrosbyTime to Meet & Confer – Episode 5 – Attorney David Leatherberry and SDCBA Tech Officer Adriana Linares on Launching a Solo Practice & the Tech to Make it Happen – Live!
Going solo can be both stressful and exciting – leaving the comforts of a fully supported big law firm can be hard. But the allure of having the freedom to...
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