A former prosecutor brings insight into how the government evaluates evidence, selects charges, and approaches plea negotiations. Matthew Cohan uses this experience to assess the prosecution’s case, examine police conduct, and prepare a defense for clients in New York. His work includes challenging evidence, negotiating with prosecutors, and taking cases to trial when needed.

Look for a New Jersey criminal defense lawyer with experience handling self-defense claims in assault cases. Matthew Cohan and his team examine the threat you faced, the force used, and each person’s actions. They gather video, witness statements, photographs, medical records, and messages to support your account and challenge incomplete descriptions of the confrontation.

The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan handles most employment cases on contingency, meaning attorney fees depend on recovering compensation through settlement or verdict. Arrangements vary by claim, so ask how your agreement handles fees and case expenses, including if there is no recovery. The firm represents employees only and offers a free confidential consultation to discuss your case.