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 Central Pennsylvania Attorney at Law
Arthur S. Cohen, the founder of our law firm, began his career as an attorney in 1972 and has since earned and re-earned his reputation as a tireless and diligent defender of his clients' rights. Attorney Cohen provides free consultations in personal injury cases, and he brings clients a wealth of legal experience in our practice areas of criminal law, civil and constitutional rights, family law, bankruptcy, Social Security, estate planning, immigration, and consumer protection. Attorney Cohen is admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court and previously served in the military. Before becoming a lawyer, Arthur S. Cohen did social work and was a child welfare county director before working in juvenile and adult probation. Contact Arthur S. Cohen to discuss your legal needs. Arthur S. Cohen will represent a plaintiff where often times, the defendants are large Corporate Entities. The overwhelming number of these cases represents compelling reasons to provide representation in any matter where factual issues do not always lend themselves to quick and easy solutions. Attorney Cohen has represented clients against various governmental agencies including the Liquor Control Board, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and Bell Telephone to name a few. Se habla Español.
Free consultations in personal injury cases. "I am not afraid to do what it takes to fight for the rights of any client, no matter who is on the other side."
-- Attorney Arthur S. Cohen Arthur S. Cohen, Attorney at Law 104A Hollidaysburg Plaza
Duncansville, PA 16635
814-695-5518 (phone)
888-658-6783 (toll free)
814-695-8509 (fax) From our law office in Altoona, Pennsylvania, the law firm of Arthur S. Cohen, Attorney at Law, serves clients statewide and nationwide, including Central Pennsylvania, Altoona, PA, State College, Johnstown, Chambersburg, Harrisburg, Williamsport, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, York, Scranton, Blair County, Centre County, Cambria County, Franklin County, Dauphin County, Lycoming County, Allegheny County, Philadelphia County, York County, and Lackawanna County.
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