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Survivors of mass shooting at Louisville bank plan lawsuit against the gun maker - Vimarsana News

Survivors of mass shooting at Louisville bank plan lawsuit against the gun maker

An attorney said the lawsuit claims will be similar to one against a gun maker that ultimately agreed to pay $73 million after a school shooting.

Source: yahoo.com
Survivors of mass shooting at Louisville bank plan lawsuit against the gun maker - Vimarsana News

Survivors of mass shooting at Louisville bank plan lawsuit against the gun maker

An attorney said the lawsuit claims will be similar to one against a gun maker that ultimately agreed to pay $73 million after a school shooting.

Source: aol.com
Survivors of mass shooting at Louisville bank plan lawsuit against the gun maker - Vimarsana News

Survivors of mass shooting at Louisville bank plan lawsuit against the gun maker

An attorney said the lawsuit claims will be similar to one against a gun maker that ultimately agreed to pay $73 million after a school shooting.

Source: yahoo.com
Alex Jones's firm wins key bankruptcy ruling in Sandy Hook Case - Vimarsana News

Alex Jones's firm wins key bankruptcy ruling in Sandy Hook Case

After he was asked about the payments, Jones agreed to return the money, Free Speech lawyer Raymond W. Battaglia said in court. The employee set up a business that funneled about $157,000 to Jones, according to court records.

Alex Jones Loses Again vs. Sandy Hook Victim's Parents, Must Pay $45.2 Million More in Punitive Damages - Vimarsana News

Alex Jones Loses Again vs. Sandy Hook Victim's Parents, Must Pay $45.2 Million More in Punitive Damages

Conspiracy theorist and Infowars host Alex Jones was ordered to pay one of the families of the Sandy Hook massacre victims more after losing in the hearing on punitive damages.