The Boyfriend Loophole Is Closed. Now What?
Attorney Rachel A. Moss of Attorneys On Retainer breaks down the "boyfriend loophole" — the legal gap that once allowed dating partners convicted of domestic violence to still legally buy and possess firearms. Learn how the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act closed that loophole, what it means for your Second Amendment rights, and why AOR covers self-defense incidents labeled as domestic violence when other programs won't.
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AOR Covers You Even if Your Incident Occurred in a Gun-Free Zone
Millions of Americans carry firearms for personal protection, understanding that threats can arise at any time and in any place. However, many are unaware that even after a lawful act of self-defense, they may still face criminal charges or civil liability if the incident occurred in a “gun-free zone.”
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AOR Covers You Even if Your Incident is Classified as a Domestic Dispute
Not every threat comes from a stranger, and your right to defend yourself does not disappear because the attacker is someone you know. Most traditional self-defense insurance programs exclude domestic disputes entirely, but AOR will represent you regardless of your relationship to the person who threatened you.
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AOR Covers You Even if Your Incident Involved a Negligent Discharge
A single unintentional shot during a life-or-death struggle should not cost you your legal representation, but for most insurance-backed self-defense programs, it does. AOR doesn't deny coverage because a discharge gets labeled "negligent" — if you claimed self-defense and meet our three criteria, we will be in your corner.
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AOR Covers You Even if You Were Impaired by Alcohol or Drugs
Studies show that nearly two-thirds of violence-related injuries involve alcohol use by the victim, the attacker, or both, which means self-defense situations don't wait for you to be sober. Unlike traditional insurance-backed programs that deny coverage the moment impairment enters the picture, AOR evaluates whether you reasonably acted in self-defense, not what was in your system.
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AOR Covers You Even if You Used an Illegal Weapon in Self-Defense
When you're being attacked, you grab whatever is within reach, and the law doesn't always care what that is. Most self-defense insurance programs will drop you the moment an illegal weapon is involved, but AOR will still represent you as long as you meet our three coverage criteria.
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AOR Covers You Even If You Have a CCW Permit That Is Invalid, Expired, or Nonexistent
If your CCW permit is expired, invalid under local laws, or nonexistent, traditional self-defense insurance programs may use this as a reason to deny coverage, even if your use of force was lawful and justified.
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AOR Featured in Recoil OffGrid Magazine
Recoil OffGrid Magazine recently featured Attorneys On Retainer and Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm in an in-depth article exploring the importance of legal protection for responsible gun owners.
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Self-Defense for the Mature American
Attorney Joey N. Hamby of Attorneys On Retainer explains that self-defense for mature Americans starts with situational awareness, practical training, and the right personal protection tools. Learn how seniors can enhance safety, choose effective concealed carry options, and prepare legally for self-defense incidents.
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Attorney Andy Marcantel Discusses Restoring Gun Rights in Arizona on AZ Family News
When an Arizona case highlighted the path to restoring gun rights after a felony conviction, AZ Family News turned to Attorneys For Freedom’s Andy Marcantel for insight.
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