About Justin M.
Justin M. Cohen brings a mix of liberal arts study and business training to his work in the law. He followed an undergraduate degree in history with graduate study that combined management and legal training. The result is a background that emphasizes research, analysis and practical problem solving.
He earned a B.A. in history from the University of Wisconsin. He completed both an M.B.A. and a J.D. at Rutgers University–Camden in 2011. That dual-degree year reflects simultaneous study of business and law, an uncommon path that informs how he approaches client matters.
Cohen is licensed to practice in New Jersey and in Pennsylvania. Since beginning his legal career after law school, he has handled matters on both sides of the state line. He has worked with individuals and organizations that require attention to statutory detail, procedural deadlines and the practical consequences of legal strategy.
The history degree sharpened his ability to research and to synthesize complex narratives. The M.B.A. added familiarity with financial statements, organizational structure and the language of business. The law degree brought substantive training in litigation, counseling and transactional work. Taken together, those elements shape a methodical approach to case preparation and client communication.
He maintains current membership in professional associations and participates in the routine obligations that come with licensure. In practice, that means staying current on state rules, attending continuing legal education and engaging with peers in both jurisdictions. Those activities support his work in multi-jurisdictional matters and in cases where procedural nuance matters.
Cohen’s work tends to involve coordination across legal systems and administrative processes. He aims for clear written work and careful advocacy in court filings and negotiations. His background allows him to bridge technical business questions and the procedural requirements of state courts.
He is based in the region and handles matters arising in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He currently focuses his practice on matters arising in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
