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Pittsburgh Business & Commercial Law Firm
Overview
Cohen & Grace, LLC, counsels and represents privately held businesses, nonprofit organizations, emerging business and individuals in corporate/business matters and litigation.
As a successful and growing law firm, we offer high quality and aggressive services in civil law to both individuals and corporations. Our clients receive personalized and skilled attention, no matter how large or small their needs may be. Cohen & Grace is a small firm with exceptional experience, providing the range of services of a large firm without the large-firm costs.
The firm was established in 2008 by David I. Cohen and Mark A. Grace, whose large-firm experiences made them appreciate what a small firm could provide.
The firm’s offerings have been strengthened recently with the acquisition of three experienced and successful partners specializing in workers’ compensation defense.
Most recently, the firm added a seasoned attorney specializing in intellectual property.
Cohen & Grace attorneys are licensed in Pennsylvania and Florida, practicing throughout Western Pennsylvania and in all levels of the Federal Court System. We also have a good working relationship with many firms in surrounding states to enhance our client services.
Cohen & Grace is conveniently located in the North Hills, located only eight minutes from downtown Pittsburgh and providing free onsite parking.
About Cohen & Grace, LLC
Practice Areas
- Business & Commercial Law
- Business Organizations
- Insurance Defense
- Intellectual Property Law
- Workers' Compensation Law
- Corporate
Published Works
- Litigation
- Intellectual Property Litigation
- Workers Compensation
- Corporate Law
People
Attorneys
- Ned Trbovich, Retired (Retired)
- Thomas D. Gladden
- Thomas C. Wettach, Retired (Retired)
- David I. Cohen
- Mark A. Grace
Office Information
Address
105 Braunlich DriveSuite 300 Pittsburgh, PA 15237 - 3351
Fax
- 412-847-0304
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