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Ryan Marc Cohen is a dedicated attorney based in San Diego, specializing in general practice and personal injury law. Since joining the Zalkin Law Firm in 2014, Ryan has brought a wealth of experience in juvenile and indigent advocacy to his practice. His legal career began with a strong focus on helping victims of childhood trauma, where he represented social workers involved in child abuse investigations and intervention as part of the San Diego County Counsel. His extensive experience in the juvenile court system includes successfully trying over 90 cases, showcasing his commitment to justice for vulnerable populations. A graduate of the California Western School of Law, Ryan received his J.D. in April 2008 and earned the prestigious Academic Achievement Award in Trial Practice. His passion for advocating for children and families is further exemplified by his work during law school, where he taught at the Monarch School for homeless children and contributed to the California Innocence Project. In addition to his role at the Zalkin Law Firm, Ryan has been instrumental in handling high-profile cases related to childhood sexual abuse and sexual assault. He has represented numerous victims in personal injury cases against various youth-serving organizations and has actively participated in Title IX cases addressing campus sexual assault. Committed to making a difference, Ryan currently serves on the Board of Directors for Children’s Legal Services of San Diego, further solidifying his dedication to protecting the rights and well-being of children in the community. With a comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape and a compassionate approach to advocacy, Ryan Marc Cohen continues to be a formidable ally for those seeking justice in San Diego.
Juvenile law attorneys represent minors in the legal system, including delinquency matters and dependency cases. They protect the rights of young people. Common matters include juvenile delinquency, dependency cases, school discipline, expungement.