Business and Litigation Lawyers in Mobile, Alabama

Welcome to Crosby Law Firm

A Preeminent Law Firm serving Alabama and the Gulf Coast

Crosby Law Firm is a formidable team of civil litigation defense attorneys who provide persistent, successful advocacy to national corporations, small businesses, and individuals throughout Alabama and the Gulf Coast. Our firm is a successor to a firm established in 1986, and our lawyers have diverse litigation backgrounds spanning over 50 years.

Zealous representation. Positive results.

We are driven to zealously represent our clients and to achieve positive results. We do so by emphasizing a team approach that integrates our combined knowledge and experience with our clients’ critical input and direction. We find solutions, and we go to trial when necessary.

We value every client.

Our attorneys and staff commit our full attention and dedication to each client, regardless of size. We operate within clients’ litigation budgets, and we offer flexible billing arrangements in the right cases. A lawyer should not be another layer of bureaucracy, inefficiency and expense. At Crosby Law Firm, you will receive competent, thorough representation in a cost-effective manner.

Our defense litigators are experienced in the following legal fields:

Products liability
Business and commercial law
Personal and catastrophic injury
Toxic torts

Complex litigation
Appellate litigation
Warranty litigation
Catastrophic loss litigation

We invite you to review our credentials and contact us for more detailed information.

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