Whats the best firearm related lawyer???

**biggs88** · April 8th, 2009, 05:07 PM

Hello all.

As some might know I am in the works of getting my LTCF in Philadelphia.

When I carry a firearm, I also want to carry the contact info of a GOOD lawyer in or close to Philadelphia. Incase a PA LEO has any issues, issues with my LTCF, or in the unlikely and sad case I ever need to defend myself.

I am not rich, so price is a factor. But I still want exceptional gun law knowledge. So, price is not the number one factor.
I'd like to meet up with the lawyer and get a few cards.

Thank you all very much.

**Guns4Fun** · April 8th, 2009, 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by biggs88

Hello all.

As some might know I am in the works of getting my LTCF in Philadelphia.

When I carry a firearm, I also want to carry the contact info of a GOOD lawyer in or close to Philadelphia. Incase a PA LEO has any issues, issues with my LTCF, or in the unlikely and sad case I ever need to defend myself.

I am not rich, so price is a factor. But I still want exceptional gun law knowledge. So, price is not the number one factor.
I'd like to meet up with the lawyer and get a few cards.

Thank you all very much.

Check out this thread. He is offering a gun law seminar for new LTCF holders. I'm sure it could help you.

http://forum.pafoa.org/training-cour...-workshop.html

**biggs88** · April 8th, 2009, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by Guns4Fun

Check out this thread. He is offering a gun law seminar for new LTCF holders. I'm sure it could help you.

http://forum.pafoa.org/training-cour...-workshop.html

I do not really need a class. I have been around firearms since I was 12. I just want to find quality legal representation.

Just like a firearm, I find it better to have a good lawyer and not need one, then need a good lawyer and not have one.

If this person is a known here to be a good lawyer, I will want to seek more info on him. I will shoot him a PM.
I am open to more suggestions.
Thank you.

**granuale** · April 8th, 2009, 09:13 PM

Check out this thread. Be advised that the best lawyer to deal with any (relatively) minor issues with your LTCF and the one to deal with a homicide charge will be two different people. For the post lethal force incident, you want someone who has multiple felony jury trials to verdict, a few homicide cases, and intimately understands affirmative defenses.

**Philadelphia** · April 8th, 2009, 10:19 PM

Here's a list hosted by Dave Markowitz, Esq.

http://home.comcast.net/~dsmjd/tux/d.../lawr_list.htm

There are lawyers on the list in and around the Philly area.