Frequently Asked

Questions

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Will my case go to trial?

Most criminal cases resolve before trial, but some do proceed to court if negotiations fail or if you choose to challenge the prosecution’s evidence. Your lawyer will help you understand the best strategy.

Hire an employment lawyer with experience handling retaliation and whistleblower claims. Matthew Cohan and his team examine your report, the timing of your termination, performance history, management communications, and the employer’s stated reason for dismissal. The firm represents employees in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.

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Yes. Seek a lawyer who handles both student disciplinary matters and criminal defense. Your responses in one investigation could affect the other, so discuss interview requests and written statements with counsel first. Matthew Cohan and his team coordinate defense strategies when school allegations also involve police, drawing on his former prosecutor experience.

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Hire a criminal defense lawyer with experience handling New York firearm charges and challenges to vehicle searches. Matthew Cohan and his team review the reason for the stop, body-camera footage, statements, search scope, and firearm location. They assess the officers’ legal grounds and determine whether to seek suppression of the evidence.

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Still Have Questions?

Every case is unique. The best way to get answers specific to your situation is to speak directly with an attorney.

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We handle cases throughout New York and New Jersey.
New York Office
123-60 83rd Ave Suite 2R
Kew Gardens, New York 11415
Long Island Office
180 East Main Street Suite 206
Smithtown, New York 11787
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