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Sandy Hook Relatives Seek to Hold Gun Manufacturer Accountable

December 2, 2019December 2, 2019 kmassey1Leave a comment

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By: Jean Talbott
Senior Associate Editor, American Journal of Trial Advocacy

A recent Supreme Court decision has given families of Sandy Hook victims hope in their battle against gun manufacturers.^[1] Continue reading “Sandy Hook Relatives Seek to Hold Gun Manufacturer Accountable” →

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