Finding a "good" lawyer

[rolsby]

The "carry a mini recorder" thread got me thinking about this.  How proactive are you about finding a lawyer?  I've been fortunate not to need one, but considering my profession (security) and personal choices (license to carry) perhaps it's time to look into one.  For me, I would visit the Pennsylvania Firearm Owners Association, an online forum, which keeps a list of "gun friendly" attorneys.

If you have a lawyer, how did you find him/her?  What sort of questions did you ask to screen them if any?

[Daeglan]

Mas I know was putting together a group of Lawyers of the type to defend ones self defense acts... or I seem to recall something like that.

There is also someone who is putting together insurance for lawful self defense cases.

[Alex Haddox]

I know the NRA sells self-defense insurance. I came across it when I was getting my firearms instructor insurance.

[Aaron L]

I know the NRA sells self-defense insurance. I came across it when I was getting my firearms instructor insurance.

Alex,

Is this what you saw? http://www.chlpp.com/ I'm seriously considering getting this or something like it. It seems pretty reasonable considering the alternative. Does anyone have this or have any ideas on it?

Thanks,

Aaron

[Alex Haddox]

No, this is what I saw:

http://www.locktonaffinity.com/nrains/defense.htm

[Aaron L]

Hmmm..... hadn't seen that before. I'll have to look more into it and compare the two.

Thanks,

Aaron

[joesxm]

Armed Citizen's Legal Defense Network
www.armedcitizensnetwork.org

[Daeglan]

Armed Citizen's Legal Defense Network
www.armedcitizensnetwork.org

Thats the one I was thinking of.