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.
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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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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.
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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.
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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.
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Why Most Self-Defense Insurance-Backed Programs Fail You When It Matters Most
Insurance-backed self-defense programs are designed to manage risk for the company, which means the exclusions in the fine print — an expired CCW permit, an allegation of impairment, an incident in a gun-free zone — are not oversights, they are intentional. AOR is powered by an actual law firm with an ethical duty to fight for you, not an insurance company looking for a reason to send you a denial letter.
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Why a Law Firm That Specializes in Self-Defense Cases Matters for Gun Owners
If you ever need to use force to defend yourself or others, you can still be arrested, charged, and prosecuted. In that fight, the attorney standing beside you could be the difference in whether you walk free or spend years behind bars.
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Defending Yourself and the Legal Aftermath: What You Need to Know From an Attorney’s Perspective
Attorney Emma Wittmann of Attorneys On Retainer breaks down the three most common self-defense questions—when you can act, what force you can use, and what to expect afterward.
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Self-Defense Academy Ep. 1: The Parking Lot Confrontation
In self-defense incidents, your quick decisions can affect your safety and legal outcomes. That’s why criminal defense attorneys Marc J. Victor and Andrew Marcantel introduce Self-Defense Academy, a new series designed to educate members on self-defense law.
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When Self-Defense Gets Costly: The True Price of Protecting Yourself
Responsible individuals who prepare for self-defense often focus on physical skills—such as training, situational awareness, and having the right tools. However, many don’t fully consider the potential legal and financial consequences of a self-defense incident until it’s too late.
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