Highland Park Families Now Suing Smith & Wesson Because Shooter Used Their Rifle

Highland Park Families Now Suing Smith & Wesson Because Shooter Used Their Rifle

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Oct 1, 2022 Highland Park Sue Smith Wesson
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I am again talking to you about another frivolous lawsuit blaming Smith & Wesson for the July 4th parade shooting in Highland Park, Illinois.

WGN News reports, "they are now banding together going after the gun manufacturer and dealers they say were responsible for this attack as well as the shooter himself and his father."

They use the same arguments the sandy hook families used to get around the federal law designed to prevent these frivolous lawsuits.

These lawsuits are only designed to bankrupt the gun industry.

The goal is not to actually win these cases.

The goal is to bring so many of them that gun companies will be stuck in never-ending costly legal battles.

The gun companies will be forced to decide to keep paying to fight these cases or settle.

Either option is a no-win.

At a certain point, the insurance companies will no longer insure gun companies because of the exposure to liability caused by this new workaround of the federal law that was designed to protect against these types of predatory lawsuits.

These attorneys claim the gun industry is profiting from these mass shootings, but last I checked, these attorneys aren't working for free.

They're most likely working on contingency, which means any money the families win, they take a percentage of about 33% on average.

Does anyone want to take a guess what 33% of 73 million is?

Roughly 24 million.

So who's really profiting off mass shootings?

What can you do to prevent this type of predatory use of our legal system?

You need to reach out to your representatives in your state and let them know you need them to close this loophole in the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms act.

The longer this goes on, it's only a matter of time before more gun companies start filing for bankruptcy.

No matter how many 2A rights we have in writing, they are useless if there is no business where you can acquire firearms.