Experienced Help for Business Disputes

If you have a business-related claim, or have had a claim filed against you for a business-related dispute, I can help you. I handle a variety of complex business cases on an ongoing basis. These include situations where my clients have needed a quick resolution that preserved their relationship with the opposing parties, and cases where the relationship had been ended or needed to be ended in a way that would minimize losses. I have also represented many clients in making claims against their business insurance carriers for reimbursement of losses and/or payment of legal expenses.

Many business cases can be best resolved outside of court. I have extensive experience in mediation, arbitration, and other "alternative (non-court) dispute resolution" (ADR) methods, and frequently serve as a mediator, arbitrator, or judge pro tem in cases that do not involve my clients. Once I become familiar with your case, my years of experience will allow me to help you evaluate the pros, cons, and potential outcomes of each type of ADR that might be helpful to you, potentially reducing your legal costs and speeding up the resolution of your case. However, I'm equally skilled at litigation and am prepared to aggressively represent you through trial and appeal when that will give you the best chance of a good result.

I handle corporate investor litigation, business purchase litigation, professional contract disputes, collections, music industry litigation, and other complicated business disagreement. If you need help with a business dispute, please call or email me; my contact information is below. I look forward to helping you.

How to Contact Attorney Sean E. Judge

I make an effort to accommodate urgent matters, and new clients are always welcome. For more information or to make an appointment, please contact me either by:

Telephone: (818) 610-8799

E-mail:

I can be reached by telephone Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. You may also use this form to contact me. This form is answered Monday through Friday during the work day. Please remember that for me to become your attorney, we must first have a written attorney-client agreement signed by both of us, so please do not email any confidential information at this point. After I have reached an agreement with you, we can then exchange information freely. I look forward to helping you.

[* California Rule of Professional Conduct 1-400 requires me to inform you that the results obtained on other cases do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.]