Texas Law Shield?

[will083031]

Hi everyone my wife and I went to the gunshow here in San Antonio and one of the booth had a person from Texas Law shield has anyone herd of them?
Texas Law Shield

 

[majormadmax]

I have a buddy who has some insight into the program. This is what he told me about it...

The law firm is three attorneys in Houston. Basically, for $10.95/month an individual becomes a "client" of the firm and has access to legal representation all the way through trial, if needed, with no additional legal fees. They cover clients anywhere in Texas, and anyone with a CHL or a firearm at home can become a client of the firm.

They are relatively new to the gun show in SA, I think they started showing up about 4-5 months ago.

Hope that helps!

Cheers! M2

 

[Texan2]

Sounds like "lawyer insurance". There are similar plans elsewhere but they are usually specific to a particular group of people. I have heard that EMT's have a plan that they can join and pay a monthly fee. If they ever get sued by someone they work on, they have legal coverage.
Cops can join TMPA (Texas Municipal Police Association) or CLEAT (Combined Law Enforcement Association of Texas) and for a monthly fee, they too have legal coverage if they are ever sued or if they need a lawyer for employment related issues.
I would try to talk to someone who has used them and get a feel for how willing they are to actually work when needed. If they do what they say, it may be a good deal for you.

 

[robocop10mm]

Google "prepaid legal services"

 

[Moss_Berg5150]

Did you sign up for it? I have heard of folks doing this via prepaid legal services so I would assume this is a similar concept.

 

[will083031]

No I didn't sign up wanted to do more research before I did and to see if anyone else has used them or their services.

 

[Lastshot]

I personally think pre-paid legal services is a poor choice. Its not insurance. If you get into trouble, I would not suggest going cheap on your attorney. I have not heard good things about any kind of prepaid legal.

 

[DoubleActionCHL]

I personally think pre-paid legal services is a poor choice. Its not insurance. If you get into trouble, I would not suggest going cheap on your attorney. I have not heard good things about any kind of prepaid legal.

I'm wondering why you would say "Prepaid Legal Services" (PPL) is "going cheap"? PPL's Texas Law firm is Ross & Matthews, where the average attorney is 55 years old with 30 years of experience. PPL pays these guys over a million dollars a month. Does your $30 co-pay mean you're going cheap on your health care?

I've heard both good and bad, just as I've heard LOTS of bad about my medical insurance carrier. I've used them several times and my experience has been positive.

 

[Wolfwood]

I'm wondering why you would say "Prepaid Legal Services" (PPL) is "going cheap"? PPL's Texas Law firm is Ross & Matthews, where the average attorney is 55 years old with 30 years of experience. PPL pays these guys over a million dollars a month. Does your $30 co-pay mean you're going cheap on your health care?

I've heard both good and bad, just as I've heard LOTS of bad about my medical insurance carrier. I've used them several times and my experience has been positive.

'+1 ' is all i can say.
since i'm an associate and sell the service.

 

[Lastshot]

Ohhh, I am not wanting to step on anyones toes here... The poster just asked a question, I gave my opinion (and we all know what opions are worth!). I would be glad to debate in private with y'all , but not here. I am definately not a lawyer nor do I play one on TV. I personally have had NO experience with prepaid other than discussions with my Attys. and atty friends.

 

[IXLR8]

O. I personally have had NO experience with prepaid other than discussions with my Attys. and atty friends.

Well at least you are unbiased in the matter...

 

[Wolfwood]

his avatar makes up for anyhting he lacks