You need a firearms attorney that has the knowledge and experience in the firearms laws, somebody who’s worked on the other side, someone who’s been a firearms licensing official and who knows what a licensing official is thinking when they review an application. You need an attorney that’s litigated hundreds of firearms licensing cases and has helped individuals restore their firearms rights hundreds of times. You don’t want a general practice attorney when you’re dealing with firearms laws. Firearms laws are specialized, they are complicated. You want an attorney that only focuses on firearms laws and Second Amendment rights, not wills and trusts, not real estate and not divorces.