Yes. A New Jersey drug defense lawyer reviews your charge, criminal history, and prior diversion participation to assess available options. Matthew Cohan and his team evaluate PTI and Conditional Discharge eligibility, prepare applications, and present supporting information to the prosecutor or court. They explain program requirements and potential outcomes before you decide how to proceed.

A lawyer should examine the current allegation and prior convictions before advising you about sentencing exposure. Matthew Cohan and his team review intent, surveillance footage, witness testimony, and the records supporting the alleged prior offenses. They assess grounds for dismissal, acquittal, reduction, or another lawful resolution without promising avoidance of jail.

Contact an employment lawyer immediately after receiving the letter. Your attorney needs time to confirm the filing deadline, review your EEOC charge, and prepare any lawsuit. Matthew Cohan and his team assess the letter, supporting evidence, and available federal, state, and local claims. Keep the letter and a record of when you received it.