Anthony Wilkinson | New Jersey Business Attorney

Anthony Wilkinson at a Glance

• Practice focus

  Anthony helps businesses with commercial contracts, transactions, financing, ownership agreements, and business disputes.

• Who he represents

  Business owners, entrepreneurs, founders, and executives in New Jersey.

• Professional background

  Anthony previously clerked for New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert N. Wilentz and worked at the Manhattan law firm Dewey Ballantine.

• Education and bar admissions

  He earned his law degree from Yale Law School and an electrical engineering degree from the University of Michigan. He is admitted to practice law in New Jersey and New York.

• Contact

  Anthony practices at Stature Legal in Edison, New Jersey. Call (732) 320-9831 to discuss your business matter.

Business Matters Anthony Handles 

Anthony advises New Jersey business owners on matters ranging from commercial agreements to major business transactions and contract disputes. His work includes the following areas:

Commercial Contracts and Agreements

• Drafting and reviewing commercial contracts

• Negotiating agreements with customers, vendors, and business partners

• Advising on contractual terms and obligations

Business Ownership and Partnership Agreements

• Drafting LLC operating agreements and shareholder agreements

• Structuring ownership and management arrangements

• Advising on ownership transfers and partner agreements

Business Financing and Investment

• Reviewing and negotiating business financing agreements

• Advising on equity investments and convertible notes

• Drafting and reviewing investor agreements

Business Acquisitions and Sales

• Negotiating business purchase and sale agreements

• Conducting legal due diligence

• Reviewing transaction documents and coordinating closings

Business Contract Disputes

• Reviewing disputed contracts and assessing legal options

• Advising on breach of contract claims

• Negotiating resolutions to commercial disagreements

In Anthony's Own Words

Why I Became a Business Attorney

I became a business attorney to help business owners like you.

I've been an entrepreneur since I was about seven, when I sold paper snowflakes door-to-door. Later came lemonade stands, greeting cards, and eventually businesses of my own.

At Yale Law School, I focused on corporate and commercial law and even took financial management courses. Helping fellow entrepreneurs felt like a natural career choice, and running my own law firm has been my most fulfilling venture.

I'm a Teacher at Heart

I've taught as an adjunct professor and volunteered as a teacher at my church. That same passion for teaching influences how I work with clients.

I want business owners to understand their situation, the options available to them, and how to move forward. Just as importantly, I want them to know how to avoid similar problems in the future.

How I Approach Business Problems

My training as an electrical and computer engineer at the University of Michigan taught me to approach problems analytically. I enjoy untangling complex business issues and helping clients find a clear path forward.

I also take time to understand how my clients and the people they're dealing with think. Understanding both sides' expectations helps me approach negotiations and agreements more effectively.

The Values That Guide My Work

My spiritual faith shapes how I treat people and approach my responsibilities.

Five principles guide my work: Trustworthy, Reliable, Available, Caring, and Knowledgeable (TRACK).

To me, these mean putting my clients' interests first, keeping my commitments, being accessible, showing compassion, and having the knowledge and skills to help.

These are principles I strive to demonstrate in every client relationship.