Craig Gross is a lawyer practicing probate and trust administration, conservatorships and guardianships, estate planning and 4 other areas of law. Craig received a B.A. degree from University of California, San Diego in 1990, and has been licensed for 33 years. Craig practices at Goodwin, Brown, Gross & Lovelace LLP in San Diego, CA.
Mr Gross has helped our family with a complicated conservatorship/special needs trust matter that has involved many professionals to coordinate their services and i have been so impressed! I am more than impressed with his profile and his modesty, i had no idea i was working with a partner, lucky us! Although the matter is contested, I feel more than confident that the work performed so far will yield a favorable outcome for all who care for the proposed conservatee, and we are in good hands
Well, I've just got to say, that Craig Gross did me wrong. He handled a pretty big probate case for me, And I can only hope that he's improved since then. Never returned calls as if he was above calling back a client. He was more friendly to opposing counsel that he was with his client. Opposing counsel wheeled and dealed Craig Gross into the ground. Absolutely ran circles around him. Craig Cross racked up thousands of dollars in sanctions against us....and a week or so before the trial Craig said that he had no experts to testify. He sounded smart, but he did a lousy, lousy, lousy, lousy, job! I still SUFFER every day thinking how wrong he did me and how much money I lost. I certainly would never hire him again!
3655 Nobel Dr., Ste. 600San Diego, CA 92122U.S.A.
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