List of self-defense lawyers

[BenGhazi]

Anyone have a link to a list of reputable lawyers? Or how about we start one? I heard that USCCA has turned down some self-defense cases, but anything else pertinent to those comments extends beyond my public understanding.

 

[-D.M.-]

I've heard anecdotally this is a very good (or better) option to USCCA and the like:

Attorneys on Retainer

 

[BenGhazi]

I've heard anecdotally this is a very good (or better) option to USCCA and the like:

Attorneys on Retainer

Ah, I think I've seen those guys on Youtube. I'll check them out. Thanks!

 

[volpatto]

Anyone have a link to a list of reputable lawyers? Or how about we start one? I heard that USCCA has turned down some self-defense cases, but anything else pertinent to those comments extends beyond my public understanding.

If I understand correctly. You’re looking for firearms lawyers? Go to CRPA

 

[volpatto]

Mark A. Adams have good reputation

 

[Hooligan43x]

I have AOR. Seemed to provide the best service when compared side by side.

 

[guncurious]

I read the AOR faq and see they are a law firm from Arizona but can (usually) get permission to represent in the other states. But if something happens and I need to shut up until my lawyer is present how long will that take? I call their hotline and presumably they don't hop on a redeye to somewhere in California... do they call up a local lawyer and send them over to the police station?

 

[TwinFin]

I've heard anecdotally this is a very good (or better) option to USCCA and the like:

Attorneys on Retainer

I have both. USCCA will not cover you if you use your firearm for work and end up pulling the trigger. Attorneys on Retainer does.

 

[Vintagearms]

What about CCW Safe?

 

[Call_me_Tom]

I have both. USCCA will not cover you if you use your firearm for work and end up pulling the trigger. Attorneys on Retainer does.

I have both also, AOR and USCCA. I view AOR as my primary coverage.

 

[-D.M.-]

What I like about AOR is that it's not a type of "insurance". Anyone who's ever dealt with the heaping pile of bull that comes with an insurance claim of any kind will appreciate that AOR isn't "insurance" in the traditional sense.

That said, I'd probably have both (AOR+CCW Safe) if I ever get my CCW.

 

[Walter]

Honestly best to find local attorneys and not rely on these national companies.. esp being in California usually our justice system is more quirky

AOR just advantage of USCCA’s bad press to push their services heavy through the same method (influencers)

 

[rrb09]

I read the AOR faq and see they are a law firm from Arizona but can (usually) get permission to represent in the other states. But if something happens and I need to shut up until my lawyer is present how long will that take? I call their hotline and presumably they don't hop on a redeye to somewhere in California... do they call up a local lawyer and send them over to the police station?

Check this one out. They were pretty fast.