May Mon Post
Associate
Ms. Post is an Associate with Cohen,
Fluhr & Gonzalez, P.C., where she focuses her practice on Immigration and Labor
and Employment law, including work-site enforcement matters to ensure employers
are in compliance with immigration laws.
Prior to joining Cohen, Fluhr & Gonzalez, Ms. Post was an Assistant City
Solicitor with the Labor and Employment Unit of the City of Philadelphia Law
Department. She began working at the Law Department in 2002 in its honors
program. In that position, Ms. Post represented the City, its agencies, and its
management in all aspects of labor and employment matters.
Prior to working for the City of Philadelphia’s Law Department, May Mon worked
as a Law Clerk with Cohen, Fluhr & Gonzalez, where she focused on business
immigration law.
Ms. Post often provides commentary on immigration, diversity, and labor and
employment law matters to print media, panel discussions, and legal education
classes. Her articles have appeared in Temple International and Comparative Law
Journal, The Philadelphia Lawyer, Philadelphia Bar Reporter, The Legal
Intelligencer, and the newsletters for the Asian American Bar Association of the
Delaware Valley (AABADV).
In 2008, Ms. Post was appointed to the position of Treasurer for the
Philadelphia Bar Association’s Campaign for Qualified Judges. She was also
appointed to the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Nominating Committee and Bylaws
Committee in 2008. Ms. Post has been serving as an executive committee member on
both the AABADV and the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division
since 2002. In addition, Ms. Post is an editorial board member of The
Philadelphia Lawyer and immediate past chair of the Philadelphia Bar
Association’s Minorities in the Profession Committee. In August 2007, Ms. Post
was selected by American Lawyer Media as one of Pennsylvania’s Lawyers on the
Fast Track.
Ms. Post received her J.D. from Temple University School of Law, where she was
Editor of Notes & Comments for the Temple International and Comparative Law
Journal and received the outstanding oral advocacy award for Trial Advocacy I
and the Albert P. Friedman Prize for research and writing. Ms. Post received her
Master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania and her Bachelor’s degree
from Haverford College. Ms. Post is admitted to the Pennsylvania and New Jersey
bars and is a member of the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association,
Philadelphia Bar Association, Asian American Bar Association of the Delaware
Valley, and American Immigration Lawyers’ Association. Ms. Post speaks Burmese
and French.