Need an attorney

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jaysouth

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I am applying for an FFL for Class III under rather unusual circumstances.

Can anyone make a personal recommendation for an attorney that has successfully applied for FFLs in the past?

Thanks for your help. As things develop I will have some interesting videos to post.
 
Try your state bar asssociation.

I think that all of 'em have a referral service, especially for those attorneys who have special qualifications in a particular area of the law.

You're right there in Richmond - - Won't even cost you a long distance call. Better still, go by their office and visit a bit. Make sure they understand you are NOT trying to get free legal advice, but trying to pay your money to a lawyer with the correct knowledge to be able to help you.

I know - - It's easy to poke fun at lawyers, but most state bars have a real interest in seeing that their members practice the kind of law for which they're competent. A highly qualified domestic relations attorney would likely be on thin ice trying to do maritime salvage law. The finest oil & gas practitioners in Texas or Oklahoma might be totally out of their depth in a personal injury or probate case.

Good luck to you.
Johnny
 
Why do you need an attorney in the first place??
Class III is not a license (it's a tax) and if you are a FFL, all you have to do is pay the $500 SOT every year.
Feel free to contact me if you need details.
 
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