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08/28/2026

Felony or misdemeanor? Knowing the difference matters.

Not every criminal charge carries the same consequences. Felonies are generally more serious offenses and may result in longer prison sentences, larger fines, and lasting effects on employment, housing, and civil rights. Misdemeanors are less severe but can still have significant legal and personal consequences.

If you're facing criminal charges, understanding the classification of your case is an important first step.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal rights and options.

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08/24/2026

What makes an arrest unlawful? It often comes down to one critical question: Was there probable cause?

Joshua Fitch, Partner at Cohen & Fitch LLP, explains why probable cause is at the center of many false arrest cases. While every case depends on its own facts, inaccurate police reports, missing details, or distorted accounts can make the difference between a lawful arrest and a violation of your civil rights.

If you believe you were wrongfully arrested or your case wasn't accurately represented, you may have legal options.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP for a confidential consultation to learn more about your rights.

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08/21/2026

What happens after filing a false arrest claim?

Filing your claim is just the beginning. The legal process may include a mandatory hearing, transcript review, and opportunities to pursue an early resolution.

βœ… You share your experience.
βœ… We guide you through every legal step.
βœ… Depending on the circumstances, your case may move forward in as little as 100 days.

If you believe you were falsely arrested, you may have legal rights.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal options.

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Cohen & Fitch LLP, 233 Broadway, Suite 2348, New York, NY 10279. Attorney Advertising. Past Performance Does Not Guarantee Future Results.

Good documentation can make a meaningful difference in protecting your rights.If you believe you're experiencing workpla...
08/17/2026

Good documentation can make a meaningful difference in protecting your rights.

If you believe you're experiencing workplace discrimination or retaliation, keep copies of important emails, text messages, performance reviews, and employment documents. These records may become valuable if a legal dispute arises.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal rights and options.

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Reporting workplace harassment should never cost you your career.Federal and New York laws prohibit employers from retal...
08/14/2026

Reporting workplace harassment should never cost you your career.

Federal and New York laws prohibit employers from retaliating against employees who report workplace harassment or discrimination. If you were denied a promotion, demoted, terminated, or treated unfairly after speaking up, you may have legal rights.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal rights and options.

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Understanding your legal rights starts with asking the right questions.Whether your matter involves civil rights, employ...
08/11/2026

Understanding your legal rights starts with asking the right questions.

Whether your matter involves civil rights, employment discrimination, false arrest, criminal defense, or wrongful conviction, having reliable legal information can help you make informed decisions.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal rights and available options.

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1 in 4 workers with disabilities report experiencing discrimination or barriers in the workplace.Federal and New York la...
08/08/2026

1 in 4 workers with disabilities report experiencing discrimination or barriers in the workplace.

Federal and New York laws protect employees from discrimination based on disability and may require employers to provide reasonable accommodations. Every employee deserves equal opportunities and fair treatment at work.

If you believe you've experienced workplace discrimination because of a disability, contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal rights and options.

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Employees with disabilities have the right to request reasonable accommodations without fear of retaliation.If you were ...
07/27/2026

Employees with disabilities have the right to request reasonable accommodations without fear of retaliation.

If you were demoted, excluded, pressured to resign, or terminated after requesting an accommodation, federal and New York laws may protect you.

Every workplace should provide equal opportunities and fair treatment for qualified employees with disabilities.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal rights and options.

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A dismissed case does not always erase the impact of a wrongful arrest or unlawful detention.If you were arrested withou...
07/23/2026

A dismissed case does not always erase the impact of a wrongful arrest or unlawful detention.

If you were arrested without probable cause, held improperly, or had charges dismissed after being wrongfully accused, you may have legal rights under state and federal law.

Understanding your options can help you determine whether further legal action is available.

Contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your rights.
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07/20/2026

Being arrested does not automatically mean the arrest was lawful.

Law enforcement must have legal justification to detain or arrest an individual. When an arrest is made without probable cause, it may violate your constitutional rights.

A false arrest can have lasting effects on your reputation, employment, and personal life.

If you believe you were wrongfully arrested, contact Cohen & Fitch LLP to learn more about your legal rights and options.

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