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  • 5.0/5.0

    Superb team of Lawyers and Staff, really helped me out and made the truth come to light. Josiah Cohen, in specific, was always available, attentive, and knowledgeable. I went from having my life turned upside down to seeing a bright future...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    It was a pleasure working with Josiah and Polanski Law firm. During the first consult, Josiah demonstrated a level of assertiveness, understanding, and creativity that reassured me that my case was in capable hands. Josiah was also incredib...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    I was referred to Polansky Law and couldn't have been happier with the legal services offered. Josiah was an excellent attorney to work with, always responsive and communicative and willing to step up for individual's defense. He had a thor...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    I highly recommend Josiah Cohen to anyone looking for a criminal lawyer. He was attentive to my needs, explained how everything worked, and provided me with various options to consider. Throughout the process, he was always available to ans...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    I am thrilled to write this 5-star review for Lisa Polanski, the incredible attorney who represented me during a challenging legal situation. From the moment I hired Lisa, her professionalism, dedication, and expertise were evident, and I a...
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Can Police Enter Your Home to Investigate a Domestic Violence Complaint?

In many domestic violence cases, a major issue concerns whether law enforcement had the legal authority to enter the home to investigate the alleged incident. Situations involving domestic violence are Read More

When Can You be Charged With Illegal Marijuana Cultivation in Colorado?

Since Amendment 20 was passed in 2000, there has been a great deal of confusion surrounding Colorado’s marijuana laws. While state legislation was passed in 2017 limiting the number of Read More

Facing Vehicular Assault Charges for a DUI That Causes Injury

Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol can result in serious legal consequences, and the prosecution can impose harsher penalties if another person was injured by the drunk driver. Read More

You have been convicted of a crime, what are your options now?

Many people believe that the moment the jury finds you guilty, or you accept a plea of guilty, that is the end of the line. At the Polansky Law Firm, Read More

Changing the way we police, prosecute, judge, and punish is the essence of criminal-justice reform. – Bryan Stevenson

By Josiah Cohen, Law Clerk at Polansky Law Firm (3L at CU Law School) Whether you’re driving through the city, scrolling through social media, or watching the evening news, it’s impossible to Read More

New "Simplified" Expungement/Sealing Law

Expungement is a legal order that allows a person to claim that they have no juvenile delinquency record. Expungement is similar to the sealing of criminal records. But, expungement is Read More

Why You Should Take Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings Seriously

Our society and our laws treat the magic age of eighteen as a bright line in many ways. When it comes to the justice system, we have two separate courts Read More

Hire Civilian Counsel for Military Justice?

Military service members, just like civilians, are subject to the local and federal criminal laws of the United States. However, service members are also subject to the US Armed Forces’ Read More

Medical Marijuana and DUIs

Even though both recreational and medical marijuana are legal in Colorado, state law is very clear that driving while high is illegal. Having a medical marijuana card is not a Read More

MONTGOMERY V. LOUISIANA: BRINGING JUSTICE TO ALL

On June 25, 2012, the Supreme Court decided Miller v. Alabama, holding that sentencing children to life without parole, without first considering the mitigating effects of youth, was cruel and Read More

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