Second Amendment
The Second Amendment is a bedrock freedom conferred upon the citizens of the United States in the Constitution. Unfortunately, this right is under constant assault by individuals who do not know or understand firearms law and the implications that come with it.
Gun/Second Amendment law attorney Ed Hershon understands the laws that are involved in the purchase, ownership, transfer, wear and carrying of firearms. Mr. Hershon has represented clients both before the former Handgun Review Permit Board as well as the Office of Administrative Hearings for people who wish to obtain a wear and carry permit. Additionally, Mr. Hershon has worked with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to have confiscated firearms returned to their owner.
If you have any questions regarding the ownership, possession, purchase or wearing and carrying of a firearm, please call Hershon Legal, LLC, and Second Amendment attorney, Ed Hershon will be able to help you.
Help Obtaining a Concealed Carry Permit
If you have been denied your Wear & Carry Permit, or if the permit was granted with restrictions, Hershon Legal can file an appeal to the Maryland Office of Administrative Hearings. Contact gun rights attorney Ed Hershon for more information about how Hershon Legal can help you obtain your Wear & Carry Permit.
Protective Orders/Peace Orders do not have to be an impediment to obtaining a concealed carry permit in Maryland
On June 21, 2024, the United States Supreme Court’s decision in U.S. v. Rahimi, held that protective or peace orders may only temporarily disarm a person for the term of the protective/peace order. If you are no longer subject to a protective/peace order and the Maryland State Police refuses to issue you your concealed carry permit or a local law enforcement agency or the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives refuses to return your firearms, contact attorney Ed Hershon to insure your rights are protected!