Bradley Lawrence Macfee

I’m not sure why he has all these positive reviews, he really just took my money and hides when you’re trying to reach him. I found that when we do talk I am advising him on what to do on my case. If you want more accurate reviews type Brad Mcfee in the Google search engine and read other reviews sim...ilar to mine.

Once Mr MacFee, accepted my case and agreed on a retainer he went straight to work. I will say my case was a long and hard, almost 3 years long one. And even as long as it was and complex, he never went up on cost. Mr. MacFee is a nice person but at the same time he is a beast in a court room. ...He kept me informed the whole way. And he told me what was going to happen at each turn. If I ever need a lawyer or was able to refer someone it would be Bradley.. Mr MacFee is great in my opinion. James.

On May 3, 2017 I called Brad MacFee and asked him to go and see my fiance, who at the time was incarcerated and awaiting trial on a 1st degree murder charge. Needless to say, the fact that he was facing such a serious charge and was incarcerated and away from us was causing a significant amount of st...ress to the family. Within a few days Brad went out and interviewed my fiance. He throughly reviewed the case using the information he had available to him at the time, which was essentially the police report and the information provided to him by his client. After the visit Brad called me, discussed with me what he had discussed during the visit and told me how much it would cost for him to handle the case. Under the circumstances I thought the fee was more than reasonable and I retained Brad to begin representation. According to the information Brad obtained, there were 2 people that claimed to be eyewitnesses to the murder. With that, Brad focused on locating those people and investigating their version of event and their credibility. In the weeks leading up to the trial, it became clear that one of the witnesses was missing and would not be found. That left a single remaining eyewitness on whom the state would have to rely to obtain a conviction. Brad located this person and met with him and his family, interviewing all of them thoroughly. As it turned out, this witness, who had previously identified my fiance in a photo lineup, claimed that he had been coerced into making that identification. He also denied even seeing the crime, but claimed that he had been arrested on a drug charge, and had been told by the police that if he cooperated with them and made the necessary identification, there would be no charges filed against him related to the drug case. On the morning trial was set to begin, the eyewitness signed an affidavit swearing to the information he had previously provided. Naturally, this fact created a major problem for the state, whose sole eyewitness had now claimed under oath that his entire involvement in the case was a sham. I assume this fact ultimately payed into the decision of the state to dismiss the charges against my fiance, thereby eliminating even the possibility that he could be convicted in this case. At the en of the day, the point is that not just anyone is capable of handling a case this serious. You need a lawyer that is willing to get out into the street and get his hands dirty in an effort to obtain every possible advantage for his client. In Baltimore City, where the murder rate is at an all-time high, prosecutors are under tremendous pressure to bring these cases to trial and win convictions. They simply do not drop these cases like they were speeding tickets. It was only because Brad was willing to go out and do what needed to be done that the state reluctantly made the decision to dismiss the charges. That said, I am very, very glad we made the decision to bring Brad MacFee in to handle this case for us, and if you ever find yourself in a similar position, I would strongly encourage you to at east talk with him before making the critical decision regarding who will represent you or your loved one.

My name is Deandre Branch, but most people know me as "Dre." In late June of 2015, I was arrested, charged with 1st degree murder and locked up in the city jail without bail.I had never before been charged with anything even close to this serious and I was nervous and knew I would need help because t...his was going to be the fight of my life. My brother and a friend of mine contacted Bradley MacFee and asked him if he would look into my case. Brad came to see me on a Monday afternoon and we talked for about 45 minutes. At the end of this meeting he told me that he had to look into some things and that he would be back to see me. A couple of weeks later Brad returned to the jail and we had a more detailed discussion about the case. He asked me for information about certain people that either were, or claimed to be involved in the case as either witnesses or detectives. I did not know that I had been picked out of a photo line-up by someone who said i was one of two shooters in a double homicide, so we discussed that issue in great detail. We created a timeline from the date of the shooting to the date i had been identified, which was a full two years later. At the end of the meeting he told me that i was going to sit for awhile, and that nothing could be done about that, but that once we got to trial he would beat the case and I would be ok. I thought that was a pretty bold statement and I was a little surprised by his confidence. In fact, I thought he was just trying to make me feel better in light of my circumstances, but I was still extremely scared. When we finally got to trial and I sat there and listened to the case unfold, I was sure I was going to lose and spend the rest of my life in prison. I felt like the prosecutor did an outstanding job of making me appear to be guilty. Still, Brad continued to reassure me throughout the process When I heard him cross-examine the State's witnesses and as well examine one of our own, I felt somewhat better. Still, when the case went to the jury, I wasn't feeling too good about my chances. At the end of the case, the jury came back after only two hours of discussion. When the Judge asked the Jury Foreman to read the verdict, I was terrified at what was going to come out of his mouth. When he said the words "Not Guilty" over and over again I was in shock. I couldn't believe that soon I would be leaving that nasty jail and going home to my family and kids. If I am not mistaken, my case was the 4th or 5th murder trial in a row that Brad has won. What that means is that he repeatedly goes up against the city's best prosecutors and wins. If you are in trouble and you can, you should consider hiring Brad MacFee to assist you with your case as he will fight hard for you. I know that because of him, I got my life and my freedom back.