About Jane Coco
Jane Coco Cowles built a legal path that moves among tax departments and arts organizations. She earned regulation degrees from Pace Law School and New York Law School. Those academic years preceded work in both private practice and nonprofit circles.
Her entry into legal work started in 2000 as a paralegal at Grayson & Associates. That early knowledge introduced her to client work and case preparation. In 2006 she took on a role as a tax associate at Ernst & Young. The identical year she taught as an adjunct professor at the European School of Economics, splitting time among the study room and practice.
In 2008 Cowles advanced to a senior tax affiliate role at McGladrey. Her years at giant accounting firms uncovered her to company tax matters and client advising in audit-heavy environments. Colleagues from that duration describe work that required thoroughness, cut-off date control and coordination with accounting groups.
Beyond tax practice, Cowles has pursued training in opportunity dispute decision. She is certified in facilitated negotiation thru Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts and has served as a volunteer lawyer with that company since 2020. That qualification complements her service on forums tied to the local arts scene. Since 2020 she has been a member of the Rockland County Bar Association and a board member of the Arts Council of Rockland and the Rockland Music Conservatory. These roles place her at the intersection of legal work and arts management.
Cowles is licensed to practice in Connecticut, New York and the District of Columbia. Her registration in multiple jurisdictions supports a tradition that crosses state lines and engages with regional clients. She continues to attract on in advance experience at national firms while advising smaller establishments and individual clients within the arts and tax spheres.
She practices beneath the name Jane Cowles, Lawyer and handles matters that mirror her background in tax, mediation and arts-associated issues. Her work nowadays blends transactional tax recommendation, mediation offerings and board-degree counsel for humanities organizations. She presently practices as an attorney addressing tax things, arts-associated disputes and mediation.
