George Lawrence Schraer

George Schraer is an excellent attorney, with 40+ years of experience in law. I have been a client of George since 2018, and continue to retain George for any legal matters in which we need counsel. Whenever I have queries, George always responds swiftly, in fact within a few minutes, and provides ad...ditional guidance and support. After having experienced ineffective and incompetent attorneys in the past, who had promised the world and delivered nothing, George's counsel was a welcome relief. Rather than taking our money at the first opportunity, George initially declined to represent my husband Dylan on appeal. This was also a huge part of what stood out to us about George. We didn't feel he was striving to sell us his service, but rather, gave us the confidence that we could depend on him to provide a rigorous review of Dylan's case. So we convinced George to draft a commutation application on Dylan's behalf. He did exemplary work in that regard, and took it upon himself to review Dylan's trial transcripts. To our excitement, George pointed out an issue which has become the focus of an appeal and relief in my husband's case. I would highly recommend George to anybody in a similar situation. George is reliable, straightforward, and his work is highly invaluable. The following is a statement from my incarcerated husband, Dylan: "George Schraer helped me put together a great commutation and found a crucial arguable issue for me in my case. I give this guy 5 stars. Awesome work. I have had bad luck with lawyers prior to George. I finally caught a break. George was great and helped me astronomically. Thanks George. If you ever read this, kudos to you. Dylan"

I'm another of George's colleagues and I agree with everything everyone (other than Mr. Abraham) has said. I'd add that between the surname Abraham and the information in the posting, it wasn't too hard to find the online information about the case, and one of the things it tells me is that the case... is still still pending. The oral argument was last Thursday. (So George did do a bit more than just write the two briefs.) It will probably be at least a month or so before the court issues a decision. So it's not entirely clear what Mr. Abraham is complaining about. His son could still win his appeal. Also, inquiring minds want to know: if he didn't let Mr. Abraham see the finished product, how does Mr. Abraham know that there were spelling and grammar errors in the version that was filed?