Cohen & Cohen, PC

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Cohen & Cohen, P.C. Attorneys

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Cohen & Cohen, P.C. is a bilingual DC law firm consisting of Washington DC personal injury lawyers and Maryland and Virginia personal injury attorneys. We are committed to representing the rights of injured victims. Cohen and Cohen, P.C. represents people who have been injured by a medical mistake, wrongful death, birth injury, product defect, automobile collision and slip and fall.

Cohen & Cohen, P.C. has a staff of six trial lawyers, all of whom are skilled in the art of advocacy. One of our lawyers is an adjunct law professor at George Washington University Law School; and another is a former prosecutor. We also have an attorney who is fluent in Spanish. Cohen & Cohen also has a medical doctor consultant for reviewing complex medical malpractice cases.

Wayne Cohen is the founder and managing partner of Cohen & Cohen, P.C. Wayne Cohen is an AV-rated lawyer, whose practice is concentrated in the areas of medical malpractice, wrongful death, automobile accidents, product liability, class actions, and other personal injury areas. In short, he has devoted his professional career to representing the rights of the injured.

Wayne Cohen, an AV-rated lawyer, has been referred by the media as:
Washington DC “Super Lawyers”
- Wayne Cohen 2014, 2013, 2012, & 2011
One of “Washington’s Best Lawyers”
- Washingtonian Magazine, December 2013
One of “Washington’s Top Lawyers”
- Washingtonian Magazine, December 2011, 2009 & 2007
One of Washington’s “Top 40 Lawyers under 40″
- Washingtonian Magazine, July 2006
“Prominent, personal injury lawyer”
- Washington Examiner, January 31, 2006
Cohen & Cohen rated “one of Washington’s best law firms”
- Washingtonian Magazine, December 2004
One of “Washington’s top trial lawyers”
- Washingtonian Magazine, August 2004
One of “the 50 best lawyers in Washington”
- Washingtonian Magazine, April 2002
“One of the city’s most feared personal injury lawyers”
- Washingtonian Magazine, June 2001
“Brash, aggressive, and enterprising”
- The Wall Street Journal, April 1, 1998