Associate attorney Clint C. Christoffersen was able to successfully obtain a finding of factual innocence in Alameda County
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Firm owner David J. Cohen, Esq. is a CACJ Flash!Nuggets Contributing author. As a dedicated Bay Area criminal defense attorney, firm owner David J. Cohen, Esq. utilizes his experience and knowledge to give back to the legal community by contributing to various legal publications.
Recently, a client’s conviction was successfully challenged resulting in a 10-year reduction in his sentence out of the United States District Court, Northern District of California by firm owner and senior attorney David J. Cohen.
A Vehicular manslaughter case was dismissed in its entirety on the eve of trial resulting from the unrelenting efforts and trial preparation of senior associate, of counsel, Cherie R. Wallace, and associate attorney Clint C. Christoffersen.
Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC is happy to announce firm owner David J. Cohen, Esq. and senior attorney of counsel Cherie R. Wallace are back at it again, along with Superior Court of Alameda County Judge, Paul A. Delucchi, as they present an MCLE on Criminal Discovery in California: The Nuts and Bolts (CA).
Firm owner David J. Cohen, Esq. recently published a new article on the fundamentals of appeals in the Daily Journal!
Associate attorney Clint C. Christoffersen successfully represented a client in San Francisco County and was able to negotiate the dismissal of two cases upon the completion of a primary caregiver diversion program, in addition to having the client’s conviction set aside in a third case.
Firm owner David J. Cohen, Esq., and senior attorney of counsel Cherie R. Wallace will be presenting an MCLE this January 2022 on the topic of Discovery for Beginners: How to Retain, Review and Handle Discovery Disputes.
Associate attorney Clint C. Christoffersen obtains dismissal of one charge and no custody time in Alameda County felony embezzlement case!
Firm owner David J. Cohen, Esq. successfully negotiated against and prevented, the seizure of the client’s business, and the dismissal of all charges completely avoided any immigration consequences for client charged with aiding and abetting, and whose business faced seizure by the government.
