About Charles Christian
Charles Christian Young earned his law degree from Quinnipiac University School of Law in 1998. He arrived at law school after numerous years of undergraduate study and left with a J.D. at a time when the legal panorama in Connecticut used to be shifting. The academic training he received emphasised both courtroom process and client counseling, foundations that have guided his profession.
After graduation he entered the Connecticut bar and established a steady practice within the state. Over the years he has treated client things across a variety of regimen and complicated issues that come before state courts and administrative bodies. Colleagues describe him as methodical; he strategies instances by breaking problems into clean, manageable components after which addressing every in turn.
In 2007 he served as a Grievance Panelist for the State Grievance Committee. In that role he reviewed complaints and participated in deliberations about whether or not grievances warranted in addition motion. The role required cautious attention to professional rules and an ability to assess conduct against established standards. That experience further an administrative dimension to his courtroom work and deepened his knowing of professional duty.
His office is at Cohen and Wolf. There he works along attorneys who handle a selection of things for clients based in Connecticut. His every day work includes client counseling, submitting and responding to court filings, and making ready for hearings and mediations. He has treated each person client problems and things involving businesses and organizations that interact with the state regulatory framework.
Outside of case work he has remained involved within the legal network. His time on the grievance panel stored him engaged with the ethics aspect of practice. He continues to maintain professional ties that assist him live current on advancements in state law and procedure.
As of 2026 he practices regulation at Cohen and Wolf in Connecticut, representing clients in state matters and participating in both legal proceedings and advisory work.
