Warren Crandall practices complex commercial litigation, managing all aspects of a case for a variety of clients.
During law school, Mr. Crandall served as the editor in chief for the Harvard Human Right Journal. He also served as a clinical intern for the Computer Crimes division at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Boston and as a law clerk for the Major Frauds and Special Prosecutions division at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Diego.
*Mr. Crandall is not yet admitted to practice in New York.
Experience
Representing Epic Games in cases across multiple jurisdictions claiming that the company intentionally designed its games to addict players. (See “Activision, Epic, Video Game Developers Face Addiction Suit,” Bloomberg Law).
Obtained a favorable settlement, after a week of trial, for Synchrony Financial (formerly GE Capital) in a lawsuit involving breach of contract, fraudulent misrepresentation, and alter ego claims.
Trial counsel for Ball Up, LLC, a major streetball basketball brand, in a $500 million-dollar breach of contract case against a manufacturing partner.
Represented a Chinese entrepreneur in a civil dispute against former business partner in China.