Scott B Cohen - Is this you? Claim and update your profile for free. 6.6 Good Experience Industry Recognition Professional Conduct Find out more about the Avvo Rating Client Ratings Not yet reviewed Former client? Write a review No professional misconduct found. E-mail Lawyer Share Lawyer's website Add to list Overview Practice Areas 20% Bankruptcy / Debt 20% Bankruptcy / Debt 20% Debt Collection 20% Litigation 20% Commercial Show all areas of practice Hide additional areas of practice Contact Information Sacks Tierney P.A. 4250 North Drinkwater Boulevard 4th Floor Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-425-2616 View map E-mail this lawyer Visit lawyer's website References Client Reviews Client reviews: you be the judge (without giving away your identity) If you're a current or former client of this lawyer, tell others what it's like to work with him or her (anonymously, if you want). Your post will make a difference. Review this lawyer Endorsements Endorse a fellow lawyer, get more visits to your profile In addition to providing a simple way to express your gratitude to fellow lawyers, any time you add an endorsement to a peer's profile, a link to your profile will appear on it. Endorse this lawyer Résumé Licenses 16 years since Scott B Cohen was first licensed to practice law in AZ. See license details Hide license details State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo Arizona Active 1992 07/10/2008 We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer. Education School Major Degree Graduated University of Iowa Law JD - Juris Doctor 1992 University of Iowa BA - Bachelor of Arts 1989 Associations Position Association Name Duration Chiar State Bar of Arizona 2003–2006 Member American Bankruptcy Institute Member Maricopa County Bar Association See all 3 association entries Hide additional associations Portfolio Publications Article Publication Date A Blow to the Claim of Aiding and Abetting a Breach of Fiduciary Duty N/A 2006 Bad Contract, Good Arbitration Clause N/A 2006 New Bankruptcy Law Effective November 17, 2005 East Valley Tribune 2005 Bankruptcy Reform, Part 2: Businesses N/A 2005 Bankruptcy Reform, Part 1: Consumers N/A 2005 The Deepening Insolvency Doctrine N/A 2005 Community Banks and Litigation N/A 2004 Score One for Lenders: Benefiting from the Indirect Benefit Rule N/A 2004 Arizona Community Property Law vs. Full Faith and Credit: The Winner Is ... N/A 2004 Creditors Gain Ground Using Setoff Claims N/A 2004 Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie and the Zone of Insolvency N/A 2004 When Hardball Backfires N/A 2003 Circuit Rulings on Automatic Stay N/A 2003 How to Protect Your Receivables When Money Is Tight N/A 2003 Collective Receivables N/A 2002 Zohlman v. Zoldan: a Marked Improvement in the Jurisprudence of 11 U.S.C. Section 523(a)(4) Bankruptcy Court Decisions agsdale and Its Progeny: a History of Uncertainty and a Way to Predict Decisions Under 11 U.S.C. Section 523(a)(4) California Bankruptcy Court Reporter agsdale and Its Progeny: a History of Uncertainty and a Way to Predict Decisions Under 11 U.S.C. Section 523(a)(4) Colorado Bankruptcy Court Reporter Ragsdale and Its Progeny: a History of Uncertainty and a Way to Predict Decisions Under 11 U.S.C. Section 523(a)(4) Texas Bankruptcy Court Reporter See all 19 publications Hide additional publications Related Lawyer Searches Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Debt Collection Lawyers Maricopa County Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Maricopa County Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Maricopa County Commercial Lawyers Maricopa County Debt Collection Lawyers Maricopa County Lawyers Maricopa County Litigation Lawyers Phoenix Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Phoenix Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Phoenix Commercial Lawyers Phoenix Debt Collection Lawyers Phoenix Lawyers Phoenix Litigation Lawyers Scottsdale Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Scottsdale Bankruptcy / Debt Lawyers Scottsdale Commercial Lawyers Scottsdale Debt Collection Lawyers Scottsdale Lawyers Scottsdale Litigation Lawyers