Ifrah Law’s Michelle Cohen Awarded Top Litigator

May 13, 2018

She continues to be a leader in privacy law matters and is a great asset to our clients and our firm

Washington, D.C. - May 12, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —

Jeff Ifrah of Ifrah Law is extending his congratulations to attorney Michelle Cohen, who is being recognized as Top Rated Litigator by American Lawyer Media for her years of dedication and experience and positive results to clients.

“Congratulations to Michelle for being recognized for her exceptional skills and expertise. She continues to be a leader in privacy law matters and is a great asset to our clients and our firm,” said Ifrah’s founding member, Jeff Ifrah.

Michelle’s litigation experience, coupled with her regulatory and corporate experience, allows her to offer clients up-to-the-minute legal counsel on a wide range of data privacy matters, online sweepstakes and promotions, and matters involving the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). Her deep knowledge in these areas and her strong footing in the privacy community help her to resolve issues in the most expedient manner possible.

Of this recognition, Michelle Cohen said, “I am honored to have received this recognition from American Lawyer Media. I value my client relationships, some which go back two decades, and will continue to help clients achieve top results with our tremendous team here at Ifrah Law.”

Michelle is currently handling the defense of several class action matters. She also represents a leading digital health and wellness company. Michelle is a frequent speaker and writer on progressive technology topics.

About Ifrah Law:

Ifrah Law is a Washington, D.C.-based law firm that represents clients in a variety of litigation settings. Founded in 2009, the firm specializes in Internet advertising, iGaming, government contracts and healthcare. Its attorneys also author three noted blogs: www.ifrahonigaming.com, covering all aspects on online gaming, www.ftcbeat.com, FTC and State AG News for Ecommerce, and www.crimeinthesuites.com, an analysis of current issues in white collar defense. For more information, please visit www.ifrahlaw.com

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