Aaron M. Cohen has been diligently representing clients in both state and federal cases nationwide for 30 years.
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Medicare fraud, kickback schemes, wire fraud, and regulatory violations, we know the system.
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Multi-defendant drug conspiracy cases and federal narcotics violations.
Federal firearms violations, ATF investigations, and Second Amendment defense.
Possession, trafficking, and distribution charges in state courts.
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Legal insights and federal defense analysis from our team
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling fixes where the government can try a Section 1519 falsification charge. For Florida defendants, that is leverage, not a footnote.
120 months. $66 million restitution. What the June 30 sentencing of a Florida telemedicine company owner means for telehealth and DME operators now under federal scrutiny.
Maryland HB1263 found an entire category of post-surgical services has no clear regulation. An oversight gap is not a safe harbor for Florida med spas — it is where federal exposure lives.
A Texas dental assistant charged over lip filler injections shows how fast a state licensing problem becomes a federal investigation for Florida med spas.
Maryland's failed HB1263 documented in writing that postoperative cosmetic services are unregulated. That legislative record is now a roadmap for licensing boards and federal prosecutors. Florida med spa and recovery providers face real exposure under existing law.
Three bills signed into Florida law this year changed who goes to jail and when. HB 35, HB 445, and HB 1159 are in effect now — and the cases they control are moving through the system today.
In June 2026, the Eleventh Circuit held that Florida aggravated assault categorically qualifies as a crime of violence under federal law. For noncitizens facing a plea, that ruling changes everything before they sign.
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling fixes where the government can try a Section 1519 falsification charge. For Florida defendants, that is leverage, not a footnote.
120 months. $66 million restitution. What the June 30 sentencing of a Florida telemedicine company owner means for telehealth and DME operators now under federal scrutiny.
Maryland HB1263 found an entire category of post-surgical services has no clear regulation. An oversight gap is not a safe harbor for Florida med spas — it is where federal exposure lives.
A Texas dental assistant charged over lip filler injections shows how fast a state licensing problem becomes a federal investigation for Florida med spas.
Maryland's failed HB1263 documented in writing that postoperative cosmetic services are unregulated. That legislative record is now a roadmap for licensing boards and federal prosecutors. Florida med spa and recovery providers face real exposure under existing law.
Three bills signed into Florida law this year changed who goes to jail and when. HB 35, HB 445, and HB 1159 are in effect now — and the cases they control are moving through the system today.
In June 2026, the Eleventh Circuit held that Florida aggravated assault categorically qualifies as a crime of violence under federal law. For noncitizens facing a plea, that ruling changes everything before they sign.
We battle until your freedom is secure, period. When the government builds a case, we dismantle it piece by piece.
