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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The Legal Boundaries of Defense of Property in the United States
Most people assume they have the right to protect their property by any means necessary, and most people are wrong. Attorney Andrew C. Marcantel breaks down exactly how far the law allows you to go before force becomes a crime.
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AOR Covers You Even if You are Charged With a Crime
If you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to defend yourself, it is essential to understand that you may face criminal charges, especially in politically sensitive or high-profile cases. Prosecutors often assume the worst and tend to file charges before thoroughly investigating the situation. Even if you were the one attacked, the legal system might still perceive you as the aggressor.
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AOR Covers You Even if You Are a Prohibited Possessor
Many traditional self-defense programs will reject claims from individuals classified as prohibited possessors. Even if your use of force was justified, your status as a prohibited possessor at the time of the incident may prevent your defense from being covered.
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AOR Covers What Other Traditional Insurance-Backed Programs Won’t
Traditional self-defense insurance programs are built around fine print designed to protect the company, not you, with exclusions for things like expired permits, gun-free zones, and impairment that can leave you without representation the moment you need it most. Because AOR is backed by a law firm and not an insurance company, there are no hidden exclusions — if you claim self-defense and meet our three criteria, we cover what other programs won't.
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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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