City of Chicago v. Glock, Inc.
On March 19th, 2024, the City of Chicago filed a civil complaint against Glock, Inc., accusing the gun maker of knowingly selling pistols that can easily be converted into machine guns by adding an after-market part called an auto sear or “Glock Switch.”
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Inaugural AOR Conference
Join the Attorneys For Freedom from Friday, November 8th to Sunday, November 10th, 2024!
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Is Civil Liability Insurance Really Necessary?
As a law firm, AOR’s primary goal is to provide our clients with the best legal representation possible in the event of a self-defense-related incident. If the three qualifying criteria are satisfied for a “self-defense-related legal matter,” AOR will vigorously and professionally defend its clients in the resulting criminal and civil defense matters.
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Monthly Spotlight: California Gun Owners Still Free from SB2
California’s sweeping restrictions on public gun possession are on hold. As of January 6, 2024, SB2 has been stayed by a federal court order and is NOT in effect.
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What Is the Difference Between Concealed Carry and Constitutional Carry?
The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides the right of the people to keep and bear arms. There is no federal law pertaining to the concealed carry of firearms.
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Fighting The State Ep. 1: The Anatomy of a Criminal Defense Case
As experienced criminal defense lawyers, we often meet clients who don't understand the details of the criminal justice system.
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Monthly Firearm News Roundup as of February 01, 2024
Recent developments in gun legislation and court rulings across the United States highlight shifting trends. Alabama aims to implement stricter gun control laws with a proposed red flag bill, while Louisiana and South Carolina have both passed constitutional carry laws.
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Talk to the Police? Or Don't Talk to the Police? Marc J. Victor & Massad Ayoob Agree to Disagree
I always say, "Just stay quiet and don’t talk to the police!" I believe, like most defense attorneys, that you should never talk to the police after a self-defense shooting without first speaking with your attorney.
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Understanding Stand Your Ground Laws & Self-Defense
In light of the last few months of events, it's not surprising that controversy and discussions around safety and self-defense have become increasingly important. Unfortunately, the last few months have seen a rise in shooting-related deaths and injuries, which has led to questions about what constitutes a Stand Your Ground shooting and how to accurately classify one.
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The Truth About Gun Insurance Policies
Even though many of these gun insurance policies cover things like firearms training, bail bonds, scene cleanup, and lost wages, they often have many exclusions to their coverage because they cannot insure in the cases of criminal offenses.
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