therealsteamer
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Lookin to bounce something off a pro-gun attorney located in NW Ohio. Is there anybody out there????
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Molon Labe
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Have you contacted PRO?
According to this page:
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David Buda
Columbus, OH
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Scott Mote
Columbus, OH
[email protected]
Not sure if Mr. Buda or Mr. Mote can help you. If they can't, perhaps they can direct you to someone who can.
According to this page:
Legal
David Buda
Columbus, OH
[email protected]
Legal
Scott Mote
Columbus, OH
[email protected]
Not sure if Mr. Buda or Mr. Mote can help you. If they can't, perhaps they can direct you to someone who can.
therealsteamer
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nope have not contacted Mr. Buda YET. Lookin to get things squared away on the cheap. The cheapest local quote has been over $1000 to start.
Molon Labe
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I could be totally wrong here, but you may find it's actually cheaper to go with an attorney who has experience in gun laws. This is for the following reasons:
1. Because they have experience on handling cases related to gun laws, they should be more efficient in handling your case. More efficiency = less time = less cost.
2. Because it is very likely the attorney is also a part of the gun culture, he/she may cut you a break on the costs.
But no matter who you go with, it will probably cost you some money.
I would shoot off an email to [email protected] as soon as possible.
Another idea is contact a THR member who is an Ohioan and lawyer.
"Henry Bowman" is a THR member, and lives in Cincinnati. Even though he's an IP lawyer, there's a chance he might be willing to help you out. It wouldn't hurt to ask.
Here's his profile:
http://www.thehighroad.org/member.php?u=1963
Another is "CAS700850". He's a prosecutor living in Central Ohio. Here's his profile:
http://www.thehighroad.org/member.php?u=12116
1. Because they have experience on handling cases related to gun laws, they should be more efficient in handling your case. More efficiency = less time = less cost.
2. Because it is very likely the attorney is also a part of the gun culture, he/she may cut you a break on the costs.
But no matter who you go with, it will probably cost you some money.
I would shoot off an email to [email protected] as soon as possible.
Another idea is contact a THR member who is an Ohioan and lawyer.
"Henry Bowman" is a THR member, and lives in Cincinnati. Even though he's an IP lawyer, there's a chance he might be willing to help you out. It wouldn't hurt to ask.
Here's his profile:
http://www.thehighroad.org/member.php?u=1963
Another is "CAS700850". He's a prosecutor living in Central Ohio. Here's his profile:
http://www.thehighroad.org/member.php?u=12116
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