Sherman & Worden P.A.

12/29/2025

06/05/2025

Sherman & Worden has moved. You can now find us at 223 Main St. in Auburn at the Garcelon House. sherman-worden.com, 207-344-9362.

05/25/2022

Attorney Worden received a very nice client review over on AVVO recently. Thought I would share here:
"Nicholas recently represented my son in a case that could have sent my son to prison for 4 1/2 years. His court appointed attorney seemed unable to grasp the case to the point of failing to file necessary documents on time. At about this time I learned about Nicholas Worden. We met, he took the case, and things immediately got better, The final outcome of my son's case was... all charges dropped. Mr, Worden is patient, understanding, thorough, knowledgeable and a consummate professional, I would hire him again in a minute and I can wholeheartedly reccommend him as an attorney."

04/05/2022

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/03/nyregion/nyc-prosecutors-jobs.html

New burdens, low pay and pandemic malaise prompted the resignations of a fifth of the legal work force in Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn.

04/04/2022

https://www.pressherald.com/2022/04/03/backlogs-causing-delays-in-thousands-of-maine-court-cases/

The state's criminal caseload has increased by more than half, taking priority over thousands more civil cases that have been on hold.

11/09/2021

Had a great review on our Google Business page today:
“I usually don’t do reviews but this firm definitely gets all 5 stars I was fighting a pretty tough case that could have ruined so much for me but Nicholas Worden insured me to be patient and let him do his work and he did that and more I greatly appreciate the work and extra time from Nicholas Worden so much thank you again and all the best in your future.”

03/23/2021

Channel 13 reached out to us to discuss the pandemic and how it effects jury trials in Maine. Nick Worden will have a lot more to say about this topic in an upcoming blog post.

PORTLAND (WGME) -- Jury trials in Cumberland County Superior Court could start up again in the coming weeks. Jurors have been notified that they are scheduled to appear in mid-April. The last jury trial in the county happened in February 2020, according to Cumberland County District Attorney Jonatha...

04/20/2020

A new article written by Attorney Nick Worden.

It’s late. You had an argument with your wife. You don’t want things to get worse, so you leave and spend the night on a friend’s couch. The next morning, there’s a message on your phone. A police officer wants to talk to you about last night.

03/17/2020

Sherman & Worden is here today, tomorrow and the next, throughout this process. Our phones and computers are on and our doors are open. With the courts shut down, I will be offering more office hours to meet with clients or anyone who has legal questions they need answered. Give us a call at 207-346-1993 or email at [email protected].

11/30/2019

Public defenders lack access to gadgets and software that could keep their clients out of jail.