Daniel J. Carbone
Partner
Email: dcarbone@bathweg.com
Phone: 732-363-0666 Ext 211
Practice Areas: Business Litigation, Corporate Law, Shareholder Disputes, Condemnation, Personal Injury, Landlord /Tenant, Small Claims, Real Estate Litigation, Employment Litigation, Title Disputes.
Education: Rutgers University School of Law, J.D., 2017: Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, 2012, Magna Cum Laude
Admitted: New Jersey Bar, The District of New Jersey
Memberships: Ocean County Bar Association; New Jersey State Bar Association
Biography:
Mr. Carbone joined the firm in 2018 with a practice focus in business litigation, corporations’ law, condemnation, personal injury, Landlord/Tenant disputes, real estate litigation, and employment litigation. Since joining the firm, Mr. Carbone has represented shareholders in multi-million-dollar shareholders disputes, has successfully settled numerous favorable settlements on behalf of his clients, has successfully argued hundreds of motions, and has sat second chair in several multiple high-profile trials, directly leading to substantial verdicts in his clients’ favor. Mr. Carbone was named a partner of the firm in 2025. Mr. Carbone understands that effective and prompt communication with his clients is essential for obtaining successful results for his clients. As such, Mr. Carbone is dedicated to promptly responding to his clients’ needs, and he works tirelessly to provide exceptional legal services to further his clients’ interests.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Carbone clerked for the Honorable Robert E. Brenner at Ocean County Superior Courthouse, where he honed his legal writing skills by assisting the Court with responding to motions and with the drafting of substantial legal opinions. During his tenure with the Ocean County Courthouse, Mr. Carbone became a licensed mediator, and he successfully mediated and helped settle dozens of small claims and landlord tenant disputes. Mr. Carbone also reviewed emergent applications filed by pro se litigants and provide the Court with an opinion as to legitimacy of those applications before their final disposition before the Court.
Mr. Carbone graduated from the Rutgers Law School where he was a member of the Journal of Law and Public Policy and Family and Child Advocacy Clinic. As a member of the Family and Child Advocacy Clinic, Mr. Carbone represented children in child abuse and neglect proceedings. While attending Rutgers Law School, Mr. Carbone clerked for Mattleman, Weinroth & Miller, P.C., where he assisted attorneys with case preparation in general litigation, business litigation, and medical malpractice matters, and where he was tasked with substantial legal research assignments.
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