About Rebecca Rose
Rebecca Rose Cohen graduated from Brown University in 2001 and earned her J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in 2005. She entered the legal profession in the years that followed and has spent her career practicing in New York. Her academic background combines a broad liberal arts education and three years of law training, a foundation she has drawn on throughout a practice that spans more than two decades.
After finishing law school, Cohen moved into the New York legal community. Over time she has built experience handling matters for clients in state courts and before administrative bodies. She has worked on matters that require careful legal analysis, clear written advocacy, and steady courtroom presence. Colleagues describe her as methodical and precise in preparing cases and filings.
Cohen has maintained active professional ties since the mid-2000s, holding memberships in professional organizations beginning in 2006. Those memberships have kept her engaged with changes in law and procedure. She has used that involvement to stay current on developments that affect clients in New York.
Her professional life has included roles inside law firms where collaboration and client service are daily tasks. She has spent a substantial portion of her career advising and representing individuals and organizations on matters arising under New York law. Clients who work with her receive thorough preparation and an emphasis on practical solutions that account for legal risk and real-world consequences.
At BOUSQUET HOLSTEIN PLLC Cohen continues that work. She practices in New York and contributes to her firm’s efforts through case preparation, client counseling, and representation in court. Her day-to-day involves drafting pleadings, negotiating on behalf of clients, and appearing in hearings when needed.
Outside of firm work, Cohen invests time in professional development and stays current on court decisions and statutory changes that affect her cases. She balances that ongoing study with direct client attention, aiming to present clear legal options rather than abstract theory. Her approach is pragmatic and rooted in the procedural and substantive rules that shape outcomes.
As of 2026 Cohen practices at BOUSQUET HOLSTEIN PLLC and handles legal matters arising under New York law.
