Protecting Your Pet
Think pulling a gun to stop someone from hurting your dog is self-defense? Legally, pets count as property, not people, which means that "protective" instinct could get you charged with a crime, not praised for it.
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How the Supreme Court Kept Hawaii's "Vampire Law" From Sucking the Life Out of Bruen
Hawaii tried to get around the Supreme Court's Bruen ruling with a sneaky workaround: instead of banning concealed carry outright, it flipped the rule so every business was off limits to gun owners unless the owner said otherwise. AFF attorney Howard Snader breaks down how the Supreme Court saw through the trick in Wolford v. Lopez, and what it means for gun owners going forward.
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He Committed No Crime. A Judge Took His Rights Anyway. | The Vinnie Testimonial
Vinnie was never charged. Never investigated. Never accused of anything criminal. Someone made a false allegation — and based on that alone, a New Jersey judge stripped his right to keep and bear arms. Here’s how AOR got them back.
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She Protected Her Church. Then the Police Came for Her. | The Virginia Testimonial
Virginia was a legal firearm carrier with explicit consent from her pastors. When she drew to stop a violent threat, she did everything right. It didn’t matter. Officers spent the next hour looking for a reason to arrest her anyway. Here’s what happened — and what made the difference.
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You won the criminal case. Now they’re suing you.
Most people think a self-defense incident ends with an acquittal. It doesn’t. The civil lawsuit is the third battle — and until now, it was the one AOR members faced without in-house counsel. That changes with Susan Euteneuer.
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ARRESTED at Gun Point for Defensive Display | The Massucci Testimonial
Matthew Massucci had built a quiet, steady life in Prescott, Arizona — until one night changed everything. On July 16, 2023, he was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and two firearm-related felonies.
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Attorneys On Retainer Member Acts in Self-Defense with a Firearm Outside Portland Jewish Preschool, Authorities Decline Prosecution
Eric Salisbury, a licensed security professional and member of Attorneys On Retainer, was the victim of a physical attack outside The Gan, a Jewish preschool in Portland. Eric was forced to shoot his attacker with his legally carried firearm. After a lengthy investigation and review, the Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office has declined to file charges against Mr. Salisbury.
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AOR Gets Member's Attempted Murder Charge Dismissed in New York - Client Testimonial
In this client testimonial, attorneys Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel sit down with attorney Joe Caldarera and an AOR member to discuss how AOR handled this client's case.
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Attorneys On Retainer Teams Up With O'Mara Law Group to Help an AOR Member - Client Testimonial
Criminal defense attorneys Marc J. Victor, Andy Marcantel, Emma Wittmann, and Mark O'Mara sit down with an AOR member to discuss his experience working with Attorneys On Retainer, The Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm, and O'Mara Law Group.
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AOR Member Uses Firearm to Act in Self-Defense During Armed Robbery - AOR Client Testimonial
Criminal Defense Attorneys Marc J. Victor, Andy Marcantel, and Rachel Moss sit down with an AOR member (Ryan) who had to act in self-defense. In this client testimonial, Ryan explains what happened in his incident and describes his experience with Attorneys On Retainer and working the Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm.
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