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What is a deposition?
A deposition is sworn testimony taken out of court. A lawyer asks you questions, and everything is recorded by a court reporter. It is a critical part of the discovery process in civil litigation.
Yes. Speak with a student defense lawyer before answering questions or submitting a written statement. Your attorney reviews the allegations, school policies, deadlines, and potential sanctions before helping you respond. Matthew Cohan and his team represent students at New York schools, colleges, and universities, gathering evidence and preparing for disciplinary proceedings.
Learn moreA New York DWI defense lawyer examines field sobriety tests for problems with administration, interpretation, and testing conditions. Matthew Cohan and his team review video footage, officer training, instructions, road conditions, and relevant medical issues. His former prosecutor experience informs the review of test evidence and potential challenges to its reliability.
Learn moreYes. Have an employment lawyer review the agreement before signing, particularly any release of claims or restrictions on future conduct. Matthew Cohan and his team examine the payment, confidentiality terms, non-disparagement clauses, restrictive covenants, and scope of the release. They assess your potential claims and negotiate improved terms when appropriate.
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