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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AOR Association Conference - 2026
A recap of the 2026 AOR Association Conference in Mesa, Arizona — a weekend of real conversations about self-defense law, legal protection, and what it means to be truly prepared.
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They Say They Want to Close the “Charleston Loophole.” What Is It?
What is the “Charleston Loophole”? We explain the law, the tragedy behind it, and why closing it may not stop violence.
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Attorney Rachel Moss Discusses Arizona Self-Defense Law on AZ Family News
Attorney Rachel Moss explains on AZ Family News why Glendale car owners may be responsible for damage after alleged self-defense shooting. Click here to view the full story!
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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.
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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.
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AOR’s Three Simple Criteria for Self-Defense Coverage
Most self-defense programs bury their members in pages of conditions, exclusions, and fine print that only get read after something goes wrong. AOR keeps it to three straightforward criteria: you're facing charges or concerned you will be, you can honestly assert you acted in self-defense, and the incident happened after your membership was active.
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A Self-Defense Incident Can Happen Anytime, Anywhere - Be Legally Prepared Before It Does
A trip to the store, a drive home, or a night out with friends can turn into a life-changing legal battle in seconds — and being physically prepared is only half the equation. Read real AOR member stories from a parking lot in Prescott, a highway near Dallas, and a gun-free zone in New York City, and see why having a law firm in your corner before an incident happens makes all the difference.
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