Legal Question in Criminal Law in Maryland

How to rate a lawer

hello,

I am looking to find a good criminal lawyer in the area of Maryland ( Prince George's County). I have a huge list of lawyers. To be honest, i am totally confused about how I can pick out the best lawyer for my case, since there is pleanty on my list. This case is realted to an arrest for shoplifting of the good from a department store (in Maryland area), which was around 600 dollars. The person has NO Previous police or criminal record.

Please guide me through this. What is the best way to rate a lawer? can you introduce some credible and experienced criminal lawers in Maryland area? I would really appreciate any assistance that you might be able to offer.

I stay in Washington area.However, The arrest took place in Maryland.

Thanks so much,

I will be looking forward to hear from you,,,

Sincerely,

ps: Also, If you know a good website for finding out about the lawers' experience, area of expertise and overall rating, please let me know. I am indeed in need of quick assistance....


Asked on 11/04/04, 11:40 pm

3 Answers from Attorneys
Alton Drew Alton Drew, LLC

Re: How to rate a lawer

I have experience in this type of matter. You may e-mail me or call for further discussion. The Lawguru.com website is a good website to start with. The attorneys associated with this site are all very knowledgeable and competent.

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Answered on 11/05/04, 1:07 am

How to Find a Knowledgable Attorney

Go to www.lawguru.com click on "find an attorney" put in the State and city. Click on an attorney and review questions he has answered. To find me, for example, type in Maryland for State, and Towson for City. If the lawyer sounds knowlegable, he probably is and can help you in this matter.

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Answered on 11/07/04, 10:51 am
A.P. Pishevar The Pishevar Law Firm, P.C.

Re: How to rate a lawer

I have handled many cases such as the one you describe. I would be happy to meet w/ you to answer your questions. (You can look at my web site first). Call my office to schedule a free consultation. (You are probably receiving a flurry of "letters" - that is generally not a good way to select a lawyer." - AP

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Answered on 11/05/04, 12:53 pm


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