Firm owner David J. Cohen defends client’s first and second amendment rights in California Federal Court against charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice in case stemming from fatal shooting of a federal officer in Oakland.
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Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC will conduct on campus interviews at various law schools in search of new law clerks to work with the firm throughout the school year.
Mr. Christoffersen was able to obtain a sentence for our client of straight probation after completion of a treatment program for our client who was charged with multiple federal drug charges including drug distribution; conspiracy to posses and distribute a controlled substance; and health care fraud.
Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC celebrates Black History Month honoring African American pioneers in the legal field.
Now that it’s 2021, it is a new year with new laws you should know about that went into effect in California as of January 1, 2021. Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC can help you successfully navigate these new laws.
Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC is celebrating our staff members Jessica P. Perez and Rocio M. Gutierrez on their work anniversaries!
Cherie R. Wallace obtained an extraordinary result in a multi strike case out of San Mateo County, involving Assault with a deadly weapon, shooting at an occupied vehicle and discharge of a firearm with gross negligence plus enhancements. Two out of three counts were DISMISSED!
2021 will mark the first year that Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC will have expanded to the threshold of three full time associates and three regularly employed contract attorneys in addition to, of course, owner David J. Cohen.
Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC currently has six first degree murder, one second degree murder, and one involuntary manslaughter case in its current caseload. This is the highest count of this type of serious case in Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC’s history.
Attorney Clint C. Christoffersen was able to obtain a great result for a client charged in Contra Costa County with misdemeanor firearms charges who faced a potential sentence of county jail as well as revocation of their professional license. Mr. Christoffersen was able to avoid firearms charges by getting them changed to trespassing charges, and assist the client in avoiding the loss of their professional license.
