Insurance companies like the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) offer legal defense coverage for members involved in acts of self-defense. However, the legal landscape surrounding these insurance contracts can be complex. Criminal defense attorneys Andrew Marcantel and Marc J. Victor delve into these challenges, highlighting the notable case of Kayla Giles, a former USCCA member.
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