About Albert
Albert Cohen graduated from Pace University before launching a career in law that has been centered in New York. He practices in the state's courts and built his own firm early in the new millennium. His path is straightforward: study, admit, and then practice in one area of civil litigation for many years.
In 2002 he became owner of Cohen & Cohen Personal Injury Lawyers, P.C. He established the firm to represent people hurt in accidents and to handle the litigation that follows. Over more than two decades he has overseen casework, client intake and courtroom preparation. The firm carries his name and reflects his decision to run a practice that handles the full lifecycle of personal injury claims.
Cohen has maintained membership in professional associations since 2002. Those memberships have been part of his professional life rather than promotional badges. He attends meetings, stays current on rules and procedures, and keeps the firm aligned with developments in the field. That steady involvement has helped shape day-to-day decisions about staffing and case strategy.
He works in personal injury law. He represents clients who have been injured in automobile collisions, on the job, or through other forms of negligence. He handles settlement negotiations and litigation. He prepares cases for trial and works with experts when needed. His work requires familiarity with New York civil procedure, evidence rules and local court practices.
The firm Cohen founded operates under the name Cohen & Cohen Personal Injury Lawyers, P.C. It has maintained office locations to serve clients over the years. As owner, Cohen manages both the legal side and the business side. He supervises attorneys and support staff, reviews pleadings and deposition transcripts, and makes decisions about pursuing litigation versus resolution.
Colleagues describe him as practical in approach. Clients seek the firm for straightforward representation in often difficult situations. He is a constant presence in the practice, handling files and guiding younger lawyers through the mechanics of trial preparation. He continues to practice in New York and concentrates on personal injury matters in that jurisdiction.
