Carlsbad Bankruptcy & Business Law Firm

Darvy Mack Cohan established his bankruptcy law firm in 1975 for the representation of individual, business and commercial clients, large and small. The primary focus of his trial practice is upon the prosecution or defense of business and commercial litigation and appeals, including real estate litigation, credit fraud and credit card litigation, creditors rights in bankruptcy, and bankruptcy litigation and appeals. He also maintains an active practice advising in matters involving contracts, business organizations including the formation and dissolution of closely held businesses and limited liability companies, and commercial and residential real estate landlord/tenant relationships.

Mr. Cohan's trial and appellate experience covers a wide range of issues from injunction litigation involving the complex interrelationships of contract, real property and first amendment rights (Cox Cable of San Diego v. Bookspan, 195 Cal. App. 3d 22) to the leading case in bankruptcy nondischargeability for credit card fraud (In re Eashai, 87 F.3d 1082). The firm's high success rate results from Mr. Cohan's philosophy and practice of thorough, intelligent, client-involved trial preparation, avoidance of unproductive legal posturing, settlement when in the client's best interest, or taking a case to trial without reservation. His clients include individuals, local and small businesses, as well as the nation's largest credit card issuers and banks.