Diegnan & Brophy, LLC offers: 

Diverse experience to help your small and mid-sized business when trouble finds you. 

Quality legal support and representation suited to your assist your litigation needs 
aggressive collection services.

It is a well known fact in New Jersey that there is a high probability that any company, providing goods or services, will get sued.  In fact, this is a cost of doing business in New Jersey. 

The manners and types of lawsuits brought against small and mid-sized companies vary and there are many different reasons that your company may get sued.  For example, an action could be brought against your company for failing to pay a bill, by a competitor that feels slighted, by a customer who feels that it did not receive the services he/she was promised or by an employee who was fired.  For the most part, companies never ask to be sued.  But when a company is, it must possess or quickly obtain the tools necessary to successfully defend and action and to prevent any harm to the company.   

While predicting the outcome of any lawsuit is impossible, Diegnan & Brophy, LLC can help you to prepare for what’s ahead and will provide a comprehensive strategy for dealing with any type of business or commercial dispute.

Diegnan & Brophy, LLC, has the knowledge, experience and desire to aid small and mid-sized companies during the stresses of litigation.  Most importantly, Diegnan & Brophy, LLC, will never act without the client’s full understanding and advice in handling any matter, no matter how simple or complex.  Simply, Diegnan & Brophy, LLC, has the resources to help your business during even the most unique and diverse litigation. 

In representing your association, Diegnan & Brophy, LLC, will: 

• Provide prompt legal guidance/support to your company once it is served with process to ensure that an answer is timely filed.
   

• Promptly meet with the client to discuss options, strategies and consequences of any given action.
   

• Draft all necessary responsive pleadings, discovery and motion documents after discussing them with the client.
   

• When appropriate, discuss strategies for extricating the client from suit in a timely manner.