Yes. A DWI lawyer examines the officer’s stated reason for the stop and the evidence supporting it. Matthew Cohan and his team review body-camera footage, dash-camera video, dispatch records, and police reports. They assess grounds to challenge the stop and seek suppression of evidence obtained afterward when the facts support that approach.

Hire a property dispute lawyer who understands condo and co-op governance, governing documents, and board procedures. Matthew Cohan and his team review bylaws, proprietary leases, house rules, board communications, and meeting records. They represent clients in disputes involving approvals, charges, rule enforcement, and other board decisions, pursuing negotiation or litigation as appropriate.

Yes, self-defense applies in qualifying circumstances involving a reasonable belief in the need to respond to unlawful force. The defense depends on the threat, who initiated the confrontation, and the force used. Matthew Cohan and his team examine witness statements, surveillance footage, injuries, and other evidence to assess the claim and challenge the prosecution’s account.