About Negeen
Negeen Ben-Cohen completed her undergraduate studies at Columbia University in 2001, earning a B.A. in Political Science and Economics. She went on to receive her J.D. from the University of California, Berkeley School of Law in 2005. Those formative years left her with a grounding in both policy and analysis.
After law school she began practicing in California. Her academic background in politics and economics frequently shows up in how she frames legal questions. She is a current member of the State Bar of California and maintains an active license in the state.
Ben-Cohen works as a lawyer at the Ben-Cohen Law Office. She handles client matters out of that office and represents individuals and organizations before California institutions where legal counsel is needed. Her work is practical and detail-oriented. She aims to translate complex legal rules into clear options for clients.
Columbia’s emphasis on political systems and Berkeley Law’s focus on practical problem solving shaped the early part of her career. Those influences appear in her legal writing and in the way she prepares cases and counsel. She tends to emphasize factual clarity and careful legal analysis in correspondence and court filings.
Outside of casework, she keeps current with developments in California law through the State Bar and other professional activity. That membership signals an ongoing engagement with the profession’s standards and requirements. She has built a practice that operates within the regulatory framework of California and addresses the needs that arise for clients in that jurisdiction.
She continues to practice law in California at the Ben-Cohen Law Office. She focuses her practice on representing clients and providing legal counsel in matters governed by California law.
