Client Spotlight: Holiday Edition

By Cohen & Dwin, P.A. on December 9, 2019
In Community

Amy Decker has a special story to share for the holiday season and Cohen & Dwin hopes you can support her cause.

Maryland Workers Comp: Electric Shock

By Andrew Rodabaugh on December 2, 2019
In Workers' Compensation

Without any warning, an electric shock injury can derail your life course. Our Maryland workers’ compensation attorneys at Cohen & Dwin know the devastation that these injuries can have for you and your family. We can help you pick up… read more

Owings Mills: Taste the Town

By Cohen & Dwin, P.A. on November 14, 2019
In Community

Cohen & Dwin recently helped out at the The NW Chamber of Commerce Taste of the Town event!

Baltimore County African-American Cultural Festival

By Cohen & Dwin, P.A. on September 23, 2019
In Community

Cohen & Dwin was thrilled to be a part of the Baltimore County African-American Cultural Festival, hosted by Radio One, on Saturday. Please enjoy some pictures from the day.

If you feel a threat of domestic violence, the Maryland court system can help by issuing a peace order or protective order. The difference between the two depends on your relationship to the person that is threatening you. If any of… read more

Field Testing for Narcotics

By Harold Dwin on January 23, 2019
In Criminal Law

Have you been arrested and charged with possession of drugs based on a field test performed by local law enforcement? If so, you should be aware that a recent study has found nearly 70 percent of these tests provide false positives and… read more

The Militarization of Police

By Harold Dwin on January 23, 2019
In Criminal Law

Since 2008, the Baltimore Police Department has spent more than $589,000 on military-style equipment. This is in addition to military weapons and armor supplied to the police through the federal 1033 program and grants provided by the Department of Homeland… read more

Festivals and Unlawful Search

By Harold Dwin on January 23, 2019
In Criminal Law

Festival season is upon us and, along with it, many people may find themselves being searched by law enforcement. A shocking number of these searches are not performed properly and may even violate myriad legal protections and guaranteed rights. Law… read more

In Maryland, drivers who are stopped for suspicion of drunk driving may be charged with driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI), depending on your blood-alcohol concentration. Both are severe offenses with potentially life-changing consequences, and knowing what… read more

What You Should Know About Field Sobriety Tests

By Harold Dwin on January 23, 2019
In Accidents

If you’re stopped for suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI) in Maryland, you are required by law to submit to a blood, urine or breath test. As part of their protocol in potential DUI or DWI… read more