Yes. Innocent people can still face legal risks. A lawyer protects your rights, ensures evidence is handled properly, and prevents misunderstandings or misstatements that could harm your case.

Look for a New Jersey criminal defense lawyer with experience handling serious indictable charges and preparing cases for trial. Matthew Cohan and his team defend aggravated assault and robbery cases, examining identification evidence, witness credibility, injuries, weapons allegations, and police conduct. His former prosecutor background informs the review of evidence and negotiation options.

Choose a criminal defense lawyer with experience handling felony grand larceny and financial crime allegations. Your attorney should examine financial records, electronic communications, witness accounts, alleged intent, and property value. Matthew Cohan and his team are experienced in these areas and defend clients throughout New York, drawing on his former prosecutor experience to assess and challenge the government’s evidence.