High-Profile Cases list
ARRESTED for Defensive Display | The Massucci Testimonial
Oct 9, 2025
The Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm defended Matthew Massucci, whose aggravated assault charges were dismissed after video confirmed lawful self-defense.
Portland Preschool Security Guard Shooting
Jun 18, 2025
An Attorneys On Retainer member who used a firearm in self-defense outside a Portland preschool faced no charges after prosecutors found it justified.
Elizabeth Johnson Baby Gabriel Case
Dec 7, 2012
Marc J. Victor defended Elizabeth Johnson in the nationally televised Baby Gabriel case, where a jury found her not guilty of the kidnapping charge.
The Preston Lord (Teen Violence) Case
May 30, 2025
Andrew Marcantel of the Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm defends Jacob Meisner, charged in the high-profile Preston Lord case in Arizona's East Valley.
Jon Schaffer Capitol Riots Case
Oct 25, 2024
The Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm defended Iced Earth guitarist Jon Schaffer in his January 6 Capitol case, ending in probation and a presidential pardon.
Jon Schaffer Statement
Oct 25, 2024
Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm client Jon Schaffer, world-famous heavy metal musician, releases public statement regarding his involvement in the event that took place at the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021.
Arizona 'Alternate Electors' Case
Jun 7, 2024
Attorney Andrew Marcantel of Attorneys For Freedom represents Arizona State Senator Anthony Kern in the Alternate Electors case tied to the 2020 election, defending him against allegations related to submitting alternate electoral votes for Trump. The case, which raises constitutional questions about elector authority and certification procedures, has drawn national attention given its Trump connection and could shape future election law.
The Johnny Wheatcroft Case
Sep 17, 2021
Marc J. Victor represented Johnny Wheatcroft, tased 11 times by Glendale police in an excessive force case that led to charges against a former officer.
PJ's Café Case
Jul 27, 2021
Andrew Marcantel of Attorneys For Freedom represented PJ's Café owner Jackie Norton, who pleaded guilty to tax evasion charges (fraudulent schemes, failure to file transaction privilege tax returns, and filing a false return) and avoided prison due to her age, serious health issues, and community standing. The judge sentenced her to seven years' probation, with Norton set to pay $181,992 in restitution starting with a $25,000 down payment and $20,000 every six months.