About Cohen and Wolf, P.C.
In 1951, two enterprising lawyers, Herbert L. Cohen, and Austin K. Wolf joined forces, creating a law firm that has grown steadily to become Cohen and Wolf, a full-service firm of about 50 lawyers with three offices in Connecticut. That growth is the best evidence of our success as experienced, savvy, dedicated lawyers who get the job done.
No matter how you measure success, we will help you reach your goals. We're ready to answer your questions, offer options and pursue your legal interests with diligence, skill, and efficiency. Cohen and Wolf represent a diverse mix of businesses, individuals, and municipalities. In many instances, we handle both the personal and professional legal needs of business owners and executives.
In everything we do, we take a collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach to ensure that the advice we give in each area of law works in concert with our client's overall goals. While intently focused on the small details required in legal work, we never lose sight of the big picture for our client's success.
Clifford’s practice focuses on family law, criminal defense, and personal injury. In his family practice, Clifford provides counsel to clients in divorce, custody, and child support proceedings. He has litigated complex dissolution and post-judgment cases in Superior Court as well as in arbitration and mediation. Knowing how emotional the day-to-day involvement is for clients in family cases, Clifford prides himself on finding creative solutions efficiently and cost-effectively.
In his criminal defense practice, Clifford regularly appears in Superior Court across Connecticut for clients facing charges ranging from misdemeanors to class A felonies. Understanding how difficult navigating the criminal justice system can be, he works diligently for his clients to achieve a positive disposition.
In his injury practice, Clifford works to achieve the best results for his clients in the most practical manner. Clifford represents individuals who have suffered injury and loss caused by motorcycle and motor vehicle accidents, premises defects, negligent supervision, and other hazardous conditions.