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The short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles. However, the Sooner State supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.

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The short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo. However, the Peach State supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.

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The short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Program Attorney James Phillips. However, the Sunshine State supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.

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The short answer is, “Yes,” according to Independent Firearms Program Attorney Justin McShane. However, the Keystone State supplies a lot of legal protection for people against such suits. Click the video below to get the details.     So you’ve been involved in a shooting. And that you are the shooter. Naturally there’s going to be all... [Read More]

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  Just like the kings and queens of old, the State of Oklahoma claims as its own all the deer in the forest and fish in the streams. If you want to hunt, trap, or fish in the state, you have to do so by following the state’s rules—and Game Wardens are there to enforce those... [Read More]

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Can your employer restrict your ability to carry firearms at the workplace? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Robert Robles explain the rules for workplace self-defense in the Sooner State.  

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Can your employer restrict your ability to carry firearms at the workplace? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney David Katz explain the rules for workplace self-defense in the Sunshine State.  

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Can your employer restrict your ability to carry firearms at the workplace? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Justin McShane explain the rules for workplace self-defense in the Keystone State.  

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Can your employer restrict your ability to carry firearms at the workplace? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Matt Kilgo explain the rules for workplace self-defense in the Peach State.  

The post Guns At Work: What Are Your Rights in Georgia? appeared first on U.S. & Texas LawShield.

Can your employer restrict your ability to carry firearms at the workplace? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Ed Riley explain the rules for workplace self-defense in the Commonwealth.  

The post Guns At Work: What Are Your Rights in Virginia? appeared first on U.S. & Texas LawShield.

Hi, U.S. Law Shield Members: We wanted to let you know about some fantastic deals you are eligible for through our 2A Member Perks program, including deep discounts on training courses, accessories, range time—and in some cases, free stuff. For instance, American Heritage Gun Range in McDonough, Georgia, offers Members free gun rentals and free “eyes... [Read More]

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Can your employer restrict your ability to carry firearms at the workplace? Click to watch Independent Program Attorney Doug Richards explain the rules for workplace self-defense in the Centennial State.  

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