Understanding the Castle Doctrine: Protecting Your Family and Defending Your Home
While the Castle Doctrine may seem straightforward in principle, its application varies dramatically across jurisdictions and often raises nuanced questions of reasonableness, necessity, and proportionality.
Read More ›Are Warning Shots Worth It? Legal Consequences After Firing Your Gun
Attorney Rachel A. Moss breaks down how a well-intentioned warning shot can quickly turn into criminal charges, denied self-defense instructions, and civil liability in states with unclear legal guidance.
Read More ›AOR Covers What Other Insurance-Backed Programs Won’t
When it comes to self-defense protection programs, the fine print is where many people get left behind. Traditional insurance-backed programs often build exclusions into their contracts, designed to protect the company rather than the individual. These exclusions allow companies to deny coverage if your permit is expired, if the incident occurred in a gun-free zone, if drugs or alcohol was involved, and much more.
Read More ›Attorneys On Retainer Revolutionizes Criminal Defense With Four-Attorney Trial Teams
Attorneys On Retainer (AOR) raises the bar by providing four-attorney trial teams for every criminal self-defense felony case.
Read More ›AOR’s Three Simple Criteria for Self-Defense Coverage
When it comes to legal self-defense programs, most gun owners are surprised to learn that coverage isn't always clear. Most of these programs include long, complicated lists of exclusions, fine print, and conditional clauses that can leave members uncertain whether they'll be protected when they need it most. Some specify that you use a particular type of weapon, or that you meet subjective standards of “reasonable” force, often decided after the incident.
Read More ›A Self-Defense Incident Can Happen Anytime, Anywhere - Be Legally Prepared Before It Does
Self-defense incidents can happen to anyone, often in the most ordinary places. A quick trip to the store, a walk through your neighborhood, or a drive home can turn into a life-changing event in seconds. You may genuinely believe you absolutely acted in self-defense, yet the legal system does not always see it that way.
Read More ›Criminal Defense Attorney Joey Hamby Discusses Matthew Massucci On Armed American Radio
Criminal Defense Attorney Joey Hamby Discusses Matthew Massucci On Armed American Radio with Mark Walters.
Read More ›Real Self-Defense Cases: Why the Right Legal Team Makes All the Difference
Real self-defense cases handled by the Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm. Discover how AOR members were protected when their freedom was on the line — and why having the right legal team makes all the difference.
Read More ›Defensive Display or Brandishing: Is It in the Eye of the Beholder?
Attorney Joey N. Hamby of Attorneys On Retainer explains where lawful defensive display ends and criminal brandishing begins.
Read More ›Why Most Self-Defense Insurance-Backed Programs Fail You When It Matters Most
When it comes to insurance-backed self-defense programs, the fine print is where most members get burned. These companies advertise broad “self-defense coverage,” but their contracts are riddled with exclusions that can take away coverage when it matters most. An expired CCW permit, a self-defense incident in a so-called “gun-free zone,” or if alcohol is alleged to be involved, can all serve as grounds to deny protection.
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