Successful New Jersey Commercial Transaction and Litigation Attorneys Obtain Favorable Outcomes for Clients’ Cases
If you and your business find yourself facing a legal matter for the first time, the thought of having to navigate the legal system can seem daunting. You may not know how to go about asserting or defending your legal rights – and the last thing you want to do is take your focus and resources away from running and building your business. When you have a legal or litigation matter, you need experienced, aggressive legal representation on your side to help guide you through the litigation process and to make sure that your rights and interests are protected.
At Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, our general business litigation attorneys have helped businesses, business owners, and entrepreneurs in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania favorably resolve their legal issues for over 25 years. We use our experience, legal knowledge, and resources to protect our clients in any transaction and to defend their rights and to pursue every avenue and opportunity to get our clients the best possible results in their cases. Our attorneys are highly skilled transactional attorneys and litigators — attorney Jon M. Bramnick has been certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney, a certification granted to only 4 percent of all attorneys in New Jersey. You can trust that our firm will handle your matter with the experience and skill you and your company deserve.
Don’t let your hard work in building your business be jeopardized by a dispute, litigation, or regulatory issue. If you find your business in a litigation matter or other dispute, let the attorneys of Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan handle your case and get you and your company the outcome you deserve. Contact us today to set up a case evaluation with one of our New Jersey general business litigation attorneys.
Types of Transactions and Business Litigation Our Lawyers Handle
At Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, our New Jersey attorneys have helped clients in all different types of transactions and litigation. Our firm can help you if you have a legal need in the following::
If your business is facing one of the above legal matters or any other litigation dispute, let the New Jersey general business litigation attorneys of Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan help you pursue a favorable outcome to your case.
Business Litigation Attorneys at Bramnick, Rodrigues, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan Fight to Protect the Rights and Interests of Our Clients in and out of Court
Since 1984, the New Jersey business litigation attorneys of Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan have worked to secure favorable outcomes for our clients’ businesses. When our clients’ businesses end up in legal disputes, we fight to protect our clients’ interests and hard work in building up their business by resolving their contract disputes, non-compete/non-disclosure agreement violations, shareholder disputes, partner disputes, mergers and acquisitions, business divorce and dissolution, and government regulatory compliance. We understand that our New Jersey business owners operate in complex local, national, and global business environments, so we use our experience and expertise to efficiently and effectively resolve our clients’ issues. When you hire Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan to represent you in your litigation matter, you can be assured that our skilled New Jersey litigators will do what it takes to get you the results you deserve.
Schedule a Consultation with Our Knowledgeable Business Litigation Attorneys to Discuss the Details of Your Case
If you find yourself and/or your business in the midst of a litigation matter in New Jersey, you don’t have to navigate the legal system by yourself. The New Jersey general business litigation attorneys of Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan want to help you secure the best possible outcome for you and your company. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation to discuss your case and to learn more about your legal rights and options in your business litigation matter.
Frequently Asked Questions about Business Litigation in New Jersey
FAQ: Will I have to go to court in my case?
We understand our clients’ desire to avoid having to go to court or to testify in a trial. A court case means that your company’s legal matter becomes part of the public record; the thought of having to testify on the stand can cause you to feel incredibly anxious. However, most legal matters are resolved long before trial or before they ever see the inside of a courtroom. Our attorneys work diligently to resolve your case through negotiated settlement so that your case is resolved quickly and you can begin to move on with your life. Unfortunately, not every case can be fairly resolved through negotiation, so in some cases, it becomes necessary to go to court to get you the outcome you want and deserve.
FAQ: How long will my case take?
Estimating how long a litigation matter will take depends on several factors. If liability is not an issue in your case and the amount of damages can be readily estimated or calculated, a legal matter may be resolved in a matter of a few months. However, if liability and/or damages are contested, or if it becomes necessary to go to court in your case, a legal matter may take several years to resolve, depending on the scheduling of the court. Even after you’ve obtained a verdict and judgment at trial, if one or more parties in the case decide to appeal, it can add even more time to the length of the case.
FAQ: Do I really need an attorney if I just want to settle my case?
Although you may be tempted by an offer of a settlement in your case and just want to move on with your business, before accepting any settlement or resolution of your litigation matter, you should first speak to an experienced litigation attorney who can review the details of your case and advise you as to whether any proposed resolution of your matter represents a good outcome for you or whether a better outcome might be possible through negotiation or litigation in court.
