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SAF Takes Gun Liability Fight to SCOTUS

admin · 2026-04-29T00:51:39.156Z

The PLCAA was supposed to be the answer to this exact problem. Congress passed it in 2005 specifically because plaintiffs were using litigation costs — not verdicts — as the weapon. Force enough depositions, discovery, and legal fees on manufacturers and distributors, and you don't need to win in court. You just need to keep them there long enough. "Congress passed the PLCAA to stop coordinated litigation campaigns designed to bankrupt the firearms industry through meritless lawsuits." New ...

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SAF Takes Gun Liability Fight to SCOTUS

The Second Amendment Foundation filed an amicus brief asking SCOTUS to review a New York public nuisance law that critics say bypasses federal protections for gun makers. If the Second Circuit ruling stands, it hands every state a roadmap for using litigation — not legislation — to pressure the firearms industry out of existence.

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